Sounds like a good exercise in randomization and I/O, but if you’re just going to print jokes from a flat list, you’re missing an opportunity to practice more robust techniques. Think about pulling the jokes from a JSON file, or even querying a jokes API—then you’ll get fresh content and a little bit of network handling under your belt. For a quick prototype, a small list is fine, but keep the architecture in mind if you want to expand.

Good plan. Just remember to handle the network failures gracefully, otherwise a broken API call will crash your whole script. And if you pull from JSON, load it once and cache it—no need to read the file on every joke. Good luck.