We're building a program that will generate Haiku poetry based on user input. A haiku is a poem in 3 lines -- a line of 5 syllables, a line of 7 syllables, and a line of 5 syllables again.
Some examples of Haiku:
Falling to the ground,
I watch a leaf settle down
In a bed of brown.
It’s cold—and I wait
For someone to shelter me
And take me from here.
Snow falling slowly
Blanketing the trees and road
Silence and beauty.
Haiku Program:
//Mad Libs Haiku
import java.util.Scanner;
public class Haiku
{
public static void main( String[] args )
{
//create Scanner to get input from user
Scanner input = new Scanner( System.in );
String word1;//Person's name, 2 syllables
String word2;//Noun, 2 syllables
String word3;//Adjective, 1 syllable
String word4;//Adjective, 1 syllables
String word5;//Adjective, 2 syllables
System.out.print( "Type a person's name -- two syllables: " );//prompt
word1 = input.nextLine();//read user input
System.out.print( "Type a two-syllable noun: " );//prompt
word2 = input.nextLine();//read user input
System.out.print( "Type a one-syllable adjective: " );//prompt
word3 = input.nextLine();//read user input
System.out.print( "Gimme another one-syllable adjective: " );//prompt
word4 = input.nextLine();//read user input
System.out.print( "Last one! A two-syllable adjective: " );//prompt
word5 = input.nextLine();//read user input
System.out.println( "\n\nHere is your Mad Libs-style haiku:\n\n" );
System.out.printf( "I said to %s,\n", word1 );
System.out.printf( "\"My love is like a %s:\n", word2 );
System.out.printf( "%s, %s, and %s.\"\n", word3, word4, word5 );
}//end method main
}//end class Haiku
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