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+# Mad Libs
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+Mad Libs is a "template" game where you ask the user for a list of words to substitute for blanks in a story or phrase.
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+1. Choose your mad lib. You can search online or come up with your own story/phrase.
+Examples:
+- "What came first the chicken or the ______?"
+- "Once upon a time, ______ went to the _______ to _________."
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+2. Declare a new variable and ask the user for the value of each blank/missing part in your chosen madlib.
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+3. Form a new string substituting the blanks with the values given by the user. (hint: use string concatenation)
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+3. Display the result either through logging it to the console or using alert.
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+To get a user's input, you may choose to use `prompt()` as shown below then save it to a variable.
+
+`let name = prompt("Enter a name.")`
+
+Bonus: If you're already familiar with JavaScript DOM manipulation, you can choose to display the text on the HTML page.
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+/*
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+MAD LIBS is a "template" game where you ask the user for a list of words to substitute for blanks in a story or phrase.
+
+1. Choose your mad lib. You can search online or come up with your own story/phrase.
+Examples:
+"What came first the chicken or the ______?"
+"Once upon a time, ______ went to the _______ to _________."
+
+2. Declare a new variable and ask the user for the value of each blank/missing part in your chosen madlib.
+
+3. Form a new string substituting the blanks with the values given by the user. (hint: use string concatenation)
+
+3. Display the result either through logging it to the console or using alert.
+
+To get a user's input, you may choose to use prompt() as shown below.
+
+Bonus: If you're already familiar with JavaScript DOM manipulation, you can choose to display the text on the HTML page.
+
+*/
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+prompt("Enter a name of a person.");