Objective

Collect raffle entries until the user is finished, then draw a winner at random.

You do not know in advance how many names there will be, which is exactly why this needs a list instead of a fixed set of variables.

Skills to Practice

• Building a list from user input
• Looping until a sentinel value is entered
• Choosing a random index from a list
• Using len() to stay in bounds

Tasks

• Create a new Python program named cc-raffle.
• Keep asking for a name, adding each one to a list, until the user types done.
• The word done must not end up in the list.
• Pick a random entry from the list and announce the winner.
• Your random index needs to land between 0 and len(names) - 1.
• Stretch: let someone enter the same name twice for two chances, then check that it really does double their odds.

Sample Output

Enter a name to add to the raffle (or type 'done'): Alice [Enter]
Enter a name to add to the raffle (or type 'done'): Bob [Enter]
Enter a name to add to the raffle (or type 'done'): Charlie [Enter]
Enter a name to add to the raffle (or type 'done'): done [Enter]

Drawing a winner...
Congratulations, Bob! You are the winner of the raffle!