How can I create a program that will talk to me with input I

# Echo program
while True:
  try:
    input = input('? ')
    print(input)
  except EOFError:
    print('No input, try again')

>>57293007
I'm not sure to understand what you're looking for but try "chatter bot api" on google.

>>57293461
Looking to create my own program that will chat with me by saying lines I tell it to say.

Unless it already exists.

>>57293521

Out of five how lonely are you?

>>57293547
It's not that. Just people saying stupid shit.

>>57293521
It's quiet simple, you can program that yourself in 15 minutes you lazy fuck.

>>57293560
Not lazy, just don't know.

>>57293007
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ELIZA

>>57293574
Not about to do your homework.

>>57293592
But it's AI right? I'm not looking for that exactly because it can become idiotic like cleverbot.

Interesting entry though.

>>57293611
Sure mate, thanks.

>>57293635
>But it's AI right?

Define AI.
It just replaces the input sentence with one of the stored replies if it matches a pattern.
Literally 1 line of code (plus a library of inputs and replies)

>it can become idiotic like cleverbot.
Yes, I think "cleverbot" is just an implementation of ELIZA.

I think he means like, make a program that says specific things when you say specific things, every time Ala

Hi
Hello master
Suck dick
Mffmffmff
What should I make for dinner
Make a gun and fucking shoot yourself

>>57293734
That it learns by itself.

>ELIZA is an early natural language processing computer program
>Natural language processing is a field of computer science, artificial intelligence, and computational linguistics

Keeping under control the learning ability of an AI is too great. I was looking for something simple, and actually robot like: I say hello, it replies with hello and/or asking how I am.

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get this and talk to yourself in a loli voice

>>57293862
ELIZA doesn't learn.

I think it really is what you're asking: just a set of pre-defined replies.

For example.

if "hello" reply "hi"
if "my name is [x]" reply "hello, [x]"
if "this is [x]" reply "why do you think this is [x]?"
etc. etc.

>>57293981
Yup.

So what language is best for this?

>>57294082
PROLOG

But anything will do, really.

>>57294140
Ty.