hortonr6 / chatbot-jeff

…etters as well.

…ft with just the words

…nce is left with no , . ? !

…nswering the multiple choice question

…ver and determineUserInput

determineUserInput determines whether the user asked a question or not.
somewhat finished "what" and "how" general chat questions.
Now working on "are" and "do" questions

…uestion

changed openCats to getCategories and other stuff

… greeting - [Subject to changes]

Fixed bugs on "worded" equations
eg. 5 divided by 5 OR 3 to the power of 5

It is now able to answer a question with equations involving words INSTEAD of symbols.
eg. "What is 1 plus 1"

hooray bois

What's in it:
2 functions:
- determineUserInput( ) - This will be built bigger as it holds which questions are said
- reformatSentence( ) - This formats the user's inputted sentence to just an equation. 
   - The format happens in 2 ways:
       - the equation has symbols eg. 1 + 1 * 2
       - the equation has words eg. 1 plus 1 times 2

the "what" part

Here's how the code works:
on the bottom, under testing zone, the code asks for the user's input.
then, the user's input is passed to the determineUserInput() function
        (i only worked on the "what" side so ... that's what im gonna focus on)
- the program executes the "what" side (you can see it from the code above)
- it checks if the "sentence" has numbers - asking questions like "What is 1 + 1"
- it checks if the user used symbols or words
- the "sentence" and what was user (symbols or words) are passed to the reformatSentence() function
- the function checks which one was used
- the function returns the "equation"
- the function, determineUserInput(), returns answer = the answer as float
- print(answer)

HOWEVER, something is not right and I've been staring at my computer to find the mistake .... help me ;-;

The code from before is now compressed into 2 functions.
So, getName( ) gets the name of the user and ALSO, asks if their first word is a greeting.
eg.
userName = getName(<user's input>)

getQuestion might need to be looked over. Just call it to get the questions I guess ... It also tells the user if they got the question right and shows the answer. :]

The code from before is now compressed into 2 functions.
So, getName( ) gets the name of the user and ALSO, asks if their first word is a greeting.
eg.
userName = getName(<user's input>)

getQuestion might need to be looked over. Just call it to get the questions I guess ... It also tells the user if they got the question right and shows the answer. :]

just changed the name of the title so it has .py so the file can be run on discord

added the QnA
 and loads more

changes:
userName -> userName.title()
userInput -> userInput.title() to subjects choosen
set answer to choosing a subject into lowercase using .lower
added more fun facts stuff

Next gonna work on determining what the user will ask, like "How are you" or "Who are you" ... yeah