Question

Write a C program that plays a game of ​Mad Libs​ with the user. Specifically, the program should do the following:

a. Declare five character arrays of size 20.

b. Prompt the user, five times, to enter a word of some type. Each word is stored in a different character array. The word types could be vague, such as "noun," "adjective," or "adverb," or they could be specific, such as "color," "animal," or "name."

c. Using printf()'s %s format specifier, output a short story that includes each of these five words.

The story told by the program can be anything you want. Below is a sample story that you're welcome to use. The words that will be replaced with inputs are shown in italics.
"Every morning, ​name ​ gets out of bed and ready for class. ​Name ​ eats ​food ​ for breakfast, then pets their ​animal ​ and ​verb ​ s​ ​ their teeth. After ​name ​ puts on ​noun ​ , ​name ​ is ready to go."

A sample run of the program with "Munster," "tuna," "human," "sharpen," and "attitude" as user inputs might look like the following:

Welcome to Mad Libs!

Enter a name: ​Munster

Enter a food: ​tuna

Enter an animal: ​human

Enter a verb: ​sharpen

Enter a noun: ​attitude

Every morning, Munster gets out of bed and ready for class. Munster eats tuna for breakfast, then pets their human and sharpens​ ​ their teeth. After Munster puts on attitude, Munster is ready to go.

Answer 1

#include <stdio.h>

int main(void) {
char name[20], food[20], animal[20], verb[20], noun[20];

printf("Welcome to Mad Libs!\nEnter a name: ");
scanf("%s", name);
printf("Enter a food: ");
scanf("%s", food);
printf("Enter a animal: ");
scanf("%s", animal);
printf("Enter a verb: ");
scanf("%s", verb);
printf("Enter a noub: ");
scanf("%s", noun);

printf("Every morning, %s gets out of bed and ready for class. Munster eats %s for breakfast, then pets their %s and %ss​ ​ their teeth. After Munster puts on %s, %s is ready to go.", name, food, animal, verb, noun, name);
return 0;
}

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