Build the machine

You're building a Python program that takes a name and generates a random personalised roast. No fixed lines — every roast is assembled from list fragments.

Step 1 — Run it

Copy the starter code into the editor below and run it a few times before changing anything.

📦 Variables 📋 Lists 🎲 random 📥 input()

import random

name = input("Enter a name: ")

starters = ["Listen up,", "Okay so,", "Not to be rude but,"]
middles = ["your fashion sense", "your Roblox skills", "your taste in music"]
endings = ["needs serious help.", "is actually painful to witness.", "made my eyes water."]

roast = random.choice(starters) + " " + name + ", " + random.choice(middles) + " " + random.choice(endings)
print(roast)

Questions to think about:

Why does the output change each time you run it?
What does random.choice() actually do?
What happens if you run it 10 times — will you ever see the exact same roast twice?

Step 2 — Make it yours

📋 Lists 📝 Strings

Replace every string inside the three lists with your own roast lines. The code structure stays exactly the same — only what's inside the lists changes.

Rules:

At least 5 options in each list
Each ending needs to fit grammatically after a middle (e.g. "your vibe" + " is painful to witness.")
The funnier the better

Example of what finished lists might look like:

starters = ["Look,", "I'm not saying,", "Okay but,", "Honestly,", "Not to be dramatic but,"]
middles = ["your haircut", "your playlist", "your Roblox avatar", "your entire vibe", "your sense of humour"]
endings = ["is a cry for help.", "really didn't have to go that hard.", "made me physically cringe.", "is beyond saving.", "needs a complete reset."]