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Revision as of 14:55, 5 December 2020
XPUB1 Sept-Dec
Random definition generator
Working with what we learned with the "house of dust" notebook I created something relevant for me. This was a random definition generator inspired by a publication I made during my internship with Print the future.
word = ("man", "woman", "human")
french = ("homme", "femme")
category = ("gender", "sex")
definition = ("defined", "created", "perceived", "judged", "constructed", "characterized")
term = ("masculine", "feminine")
import random
w = random.choice(word)
f = random.choice(french)
c = random.choice(category)
t = random.choice(term)
for x in range (10):
w = random.choice(word)
f = random.choice(french)
c = random.choice(category)
d = random.choice(definition)
t = random.choice(term)
print(f"definition of: {w}, a {t} word")
print(f"\t (en francais {f})")
print(f"\t One that is {d} by their {c}")
print()
One variation of the print output
definition of: man, a masculine word (en francais homme) One that is judged by their sex definition of: human, a feminine word (en francais homme) One that is characterized by their gender definition of: woman, a masculine word (en francais femme) One that is characterized by their gender definition of: human, a feminine word (en francais homme) One that is perceived by their gender definition of: man, a feminine word (en francais homme) One that is perceived by their sex definition of: woman, a masculine word (en francais femme) One that is constructed by their gender definition of: man, a feminine word (en francais femme) One that is created by their gender definition of: woman, a feminine word (en francais femme) One that is characterized by their sex definition of: woman, a feminine word (en francais femme) One that is judged by their sex definition of: human, a feminine word (en francais homme) One that is perceived by their sex