emotions.py

# Code written by Andrei starts here
# We did not have enough time to implement the function in our main program, but it was supposed to 
# take the imput from the user and search for pronouns and nouns that together express the emotions of the user/ if the user asks the bot how it feels.
# After detecting the right emotion, the bot replies accordingly with a generic phrase.

def Emotions(userMsg):   
    """Detects if the user says how he/she feels and replies in the right way."""
    badFeelings = ["sad", "grumpy", "mad", "bored", "dull", "bad", "alone", "hurt", "nervous", "unhappy", "upset", "worried"]
    goodFeelings = ["happy", "joy", "joyful", "good", "great", "alive", "excited"]
    badResponse = ("Oh, I am so sorry to hear that. Maybe I can cheer you up with a joke?")
    goodResponse = ("Niceee. I wish I had emotions, too. Instead, I have circuits.")
    secondResponse = ("Well, I have no emotions, so I can't really answer that.")
    firstPersonPronouns = ["i", "we", "me", "my"]
    secondPersonPronouns = ["you", "your", "ya"]
    userMsg = userMsg.lower()
    for word in userMsg.split():
        if word in firstPersonPronouns:
            for word in userMsg.split():
                if word in badFeelings:
                    return (badResponse)
                if word in goodFeelings:
                    return (goodResponse)
        if word in secondPersonPronouns:
            return (secondResponse)
# Code written by Andrei ends here.