prompt: I made this list in Python and I want to be able to randomly choose a dinner every day from it. Can you use it to write a program for a random meal every night?
  
  mealplan = ["Lemon Chicken and Herb Rice", "Chile Pork and Black Beans", "Pepper Steak and Romaine Salad", "Pork Chops and Baked Potato", "Salmon and Roasted Asparagus", "Pasta Primavera and Garlic Bread"]
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chosen.content: I made this list in Python and I want to be able to randomly choose a dinner every day from it. Can you use it to write a program for a random meal every night?
  
  mealplan = ["Lemon Chicken and Herb Rice", "Chile Pork and Black Beans", "Pepper Steak and Romaine Salad", "Pork Chops and Baked Potato", "Salmon and Roasted Asparagus", "Pasta Primavera and Garlic Bread"]
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chosen.content: Sure, Python's `random` module will let you select a random meal from your list every night. 
  
  # Import the `random` module
  import random
  
  # Define the list of meals
  mealplan = ["Lemon Chicken and Herb Rice", "Chile Pork and Black Beans", "Pepper Steak and Romaine Salad", "Pork Chops and Baked Potato", "Salmon and Roasted Asparagus", "Pasta Primavera and Garlic Bread"]
  
  # Print a random meal
  print(f"Today's dinner is {random.choice(mealplan)}.")
  
  The program imports the `random` module, then uses the method `.choice()` to select a random choice from the list `mealplan` and print it in the `print()` statement at the end.
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rejected.content: I made this list in Python and I want to be able to randomly choose a dinner every day from it. Can you use it to write a program for a random meal every night?
  
  mealplan = ["Lemon Chicken and Herb Rice", "Chile Pork and Black Beans", "Pepper Steak and Romaine Salad", "Pork Chops and Baked Potato", "Salmon and Roasted Asparagus", "Pasta Primavera and Garlic Bread"]
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