For this project I created a python implementation of the Magic 8-Ball game. The Magic 8-Ball is a popular toy developed in the 1950s for fortune-telling or advice seeking. It was invented in 1950 by Albert C. Carter and Abe Bookman and is currently manufactured by Mattel. The user asks a yes–no question to the ball, then turns it over to reveal an answer in a window on the ball.
The program uses while loops, conditional operators, user input and the random module to simulate the Magic-8-Ball experience. In that sense, the program starts by giving a welcoming message to the user. It then proceeds to asks the user for its name and the question he would like to know the answer of. These two inputs are saved as variables and are used to print to the interface the question that is asked to the Magic-8-Python Ball. Then, the program chooses randomly an answer from a list of possible answers and prints it to the user. The user is then given the possibility of asking another question, if the answer is 'Yes' the program will rerun and provide another random answer to the user. Instead if the answer is 'No' the program will end with printing a goodbye message to the interface.