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I am trying to add spacing to the left and right of a custom element. Please tell me if need to provide more. In CSS I centered everything.

I'm creating a Mad Libs game that has a lot of user inputs. I created a function to get all inputs in a list, given a list of the word types. There's no error message, but the window is blank. I tried printing the wordInputs list, and it comes up with:

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and so forth. I presume this is because it deleted all of the widgets, but I figured it would do that only after I typed them in. I'm not exactly sure how to store the input into a variable either; do I create a button for that or something? Here's the code:

I am trying to get random text from a website. My code:

beginner c++ user here I have trying to take in lines from a file in put it into a string array. The file has each word on its own line. Whenever I tested the array it appeared it was loading each letter into the array. So it was chars instead each word as a string. The first thing in each file is a number that will be the array size. I was supposed to dynamically allocate the array's which I believe I did correctly. Any help is welcome. I am using VScode, and the issue that getline gives me is, no instance of overloaded function "getline" matches the argument list -- argument types are: (std::ifstream,char).

I am trying to create a dynamic MadLibs webpage. On the homepage, a user can choose between 3 stories to create a MadLibs for, and when they click a button, the page changes where they will insert their nouns, adjectives, etc. in text input fields. They must then click a button to replace the original words in the story with the words they input.

The button on the second page I create and append to the page, but for some reason the onclick event listener I want to attach to it that triggers the function to replace the words will not attach to the button element.

Below is the code where I create the button element and append it to the document body. The function I have created that replaces the words in the story is called subWords().

I'm new to Python and coding in general, and ran into a bit of a bug in my code. Whenever i type in the wrong input in my Try/Except code block, the console prints "Invalid input" However, whenever i type in the correct phrase in the console, it still says "Invalid input". I looked online to try to fix this issue (notated with ##) with these lines of code, but i still get the same issue.

For example, I would type in "Mad Libs" with correct case and everything, and still get "Invalid input" from my != command. Could this be easily fixed by formatting in a different way? This happens with all 3 games.

How can this issue be addressed? Thanks in advance!

Okay, so I am making a madlibs website anyways, I am trying to get all input box's to clear after they submit their answer. I thought I could do this by putting all the variables in a array but I guess not?

Would appreciate the help!

The clear function and variable is at the bottom of the c/p in the code block. HTML CODE (Yes my JavaScript in the HTML file for right now I know):

I have tried to toggle visibility of a div element using both hidden and style.display with the element id but it's not working.

My goal is that when you press the first button, the div hides and shows the other div. Vice versa when the second div is pressed.

I am using event Listener. Is something wrong with how I am coding it? I realise that I didn't call the second button, but I'm trying to test with the first button.

Thanks!

I'm making a madlibs and one of my questions is for the user to input a whole number between 1 - 12, so I can use it to make a time. ei. I leave home at 6 PM.

This is the code I've done, but its not working. I'm not sure how to approach this. If the user inputs an invalid answer, the question repeats until a valid answer is submitted.