In this article, we are going to learn about Randfacts python library that generates random facts. You can use randfacts.get_fact() to return a random fun fact.
Installation:
pip install randfacts
Code for printing the random facts:
Python3
# codeimport randfactsx = randfacts.get_fact()print(x) |
Output:
People in the United States eat 9 billion chickens and 150 million cattle,
pigs and sheep annually, and we use around 26 million animals for research,
95% of which are rodents, birds and fish.
get_fact Function: It is a function that accepts a boolean value. This boolean value determines whether the explicit content filter is on or not. If we pass True to the function, the filter will be on (this is the default) and if we pass False to the function, the filter will be turned off.
To turn off the filter
Python3
# codeimport randfactsx = randfacts.get_fact(False)print(x) |
Output:
Despite assassination plots, an invasion and five decades of economic sanctions,
Fidel Castro outlasted nine U.S. presidents in power, from Eisenhower to Clinton.
To turn on the filter (default if no argument is given)
Python3
# codeimport randfactsx = randfacts.get_fact(True)print(x) |
Output:
Anne Frank, Martin Luther King Jr. and Barbara Walters were all born in the same year.
To produce ten interesting facts simultaneously using the loop:
Python3
# codeimport randfactsfor i in range(10): x = randfacts.get_fact(True) print(x) |
Output:
