Jared the Chatbot

Today we finished our last AP for our coding class, This time we learned how to use more reactionary statements that allow the computer to detect whether a condition is met or not and then execute a particular sequence of code or not. To do this we use If - Then or elif statements. Our AP this time was to create a psudo-chatbot to talk and respond to you.

Afterword:

This project was so much fun. By this point in the course we learned enough that we could do a lot more creatively since we finally had the tools to pull it off; because of that this project became more of a passion project. On the other hand though I learned that no matter how much coding you know you will always struggle with bugs. I spent a lot of time especially because of the increased number of lines it took to make this. It was confusing to decipher what was what even with the comments (The hashtag looking lines) which I used to make notes for myself.

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