# File:    tuThDinos.py
# Author:  Dr. Gibson
# Date:    9/22/2016
# Section: N/A
# E-mail:  k.gibson@umbc.edu 
# Description:
#   This file contains python code that asks the user a few 
#   questions about a dinosaur, predicts whether it is 
#   dangerous, and then prints out a response to the user.


def main():

    print("Please enter 'yes' or 'no' to these question (case matters)")

    # get the information on the dino from the user
    isHerb  = input("Does your dino exclusively eat plants? ")
    realBig = input("Is your dino really really big? ")
    isSlow  = input("Does your dino move slow? ")
    isSharp = input("Does your dino have sharp things protruding from its body? ")

    # print out the info about dangerous dinos (and what will happen)
    if realBig == "yes":
        print("Ya gonna die")
    if isSharp == "yes":
        print("Prepare to be stabbed and/or chewed and/or impaled")

    # print out this only if the dino is safe
    if isHerb == "yes" and realBig == "no" and isSlow == "yes" and isSharp == "no":
        print("You're safe ... for now (muahahahahahahaha haha)")
    else:
        print("Welcome to Jurassic Park, ya gonna get murdered")




main()