magic 8 ball

app.py

@@ -1,17 +1,14 @@
-import gradio as gr, random #abbreviate gradio, import lines go first
+import gradio as gr, random
 
 
 def echo(message, history): #function for Gradio to call
-#Gradio passes arguments as parameters: the user's most recent input which is a string, i'm going to call it "message", and "history" which is the list of past messages
+#Gradio passes arguments as parameters: the user's most recent input which is a string ("message"), and "history" which is the list of past messages
 #I have to put it in this order because Gradio will always past the current user input first and then the convo history  
-# however for now, this chatbot won't use the history parameter anyay
-    return random.choice(["Yes", "No"]) #returns what user types in
-
-# “I'm passing the function name 'echo' to ChatInterface, not 'echo()' with parentheses, because I want Gradio to call it later, not right now.”
-
+# however for now, this chatbot won't use the history parameter anyway
+    return random.choice(["Yes", "No", "Maybe"])
 
 # defining chatbot
-chatbot = gr.ChatInterface(echo, title = "hey", description = "greeting") #using gradio to quickly build a chatbot UI (w/ convo history & user input)
+chatbot = gr.ChatInterface(echo, title = "magic 8 ball", description = " user asks a yes or no question to the ball to reveal a random answer") #using gradio to quickly build a chatbot UI (w/ convo history & user input)
 # passing fxn into a fxn, passing echo for gradio to call each time the user sends a message
 # Adding parentheses would call the function and pass its return value instead, I didn't include () because I want Gradio to call it later, not right now