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#!/usr/bin/perl use warnings; use strict; #Erika Phelps #28 Sept 2009 #Exercise 6.3 #Pseudocode: #Design a main program that is kind of like a madlib. #Use a subroutine to return the user's word. #Main body: #Tell the user s/he is playing silly madlibs. #Ask the user to input a word. #Construct a short story and insert each of the returned value somewhere ##Subroutine #Ask the user for a random word. #Collect the answer. #Return the answer. #******PROGRAM BEGINS HERE***** #Define variables my $word = 0; my $message = "Please enter a noun: "; #Introduce the program print "Hello! Play a madlibs game with me! \n"; $word = userprompt($message); print "I think you look like a $word! HAHA!\n"; print "Would you like to play again?\n"; exit; #Can make more interesting by using If statement to ask to play again. ############ #Subroutine# ############ sub userprompt { my $message = @_; print "@_"; my $word = <STDIN>; chomp $word; return $word; }