#nadyah scott-black
#CIS101
#Random Coding
#december 10
#This project is meant to develop skills in coding using strings




#import random code allows you to upload random numbers
import random
#This allos a random number to be uploaded 1-8
i = random.randint(0,8)

#I thought of it on my own, I chose this pattern because these symbols were interesting .
def apples ():
  A="$"
  B="!"
  for i in range (12):
      print((A+B)*25)
      print((B+A)*25)
#I thought of this on my own, I chose this pattern beacuse I wondered how abstract the the string would be with my favorite symbols


def bananas ():
  A="#"
  B="*"
  C="@"
  for i in range (12):
      print ((A+B+C)*25)
      print ((C+B+A)*25)


#I Thought of this on my own, I chose this pattern beacuse I questioned whether or not the pattern would look nicely printed or abstract like the last pattern.
def grapes():
  A="%"
  B="!"
  C="^"
  D="-"
  for i in range (12):
      print ((A+B+C+D)*25)
      print ((D+C+B+A)*25)
#I thought of this on my own. I chose this pattern because I wanted to see how the percent symbols would fit in with the exclamation sign,minus sign, the apostrophe

def oranges ():
  A="+"
  B="-"
  C=">"
  D="#"
  E="<"
  for i in range (12):
      print ((A+B+C+D+E)*25)
      print ((E+D+C+B+A)*25)

#I thought of this on my own, I chose this pattern beacuse I wanted to make a bunch of weird shapes but it did not work out that way and I thought the way the pattern printed was unique so I kept it.

def pears ():
  A="="
  B="*"
  for i in range (12):
      print ((A+B)*25)
      print ((B+A)*25)

fruits = [apples, bananas, grapes, oranges, pears]


fruits [i] ()