Write a function called riddle that returns a two line string, with a riddle and its answer. Modify makeHomePage to insert the riddle at the end of the page rather than the tagline.
Note: This simply involves changing the tagline method on page 368 to be about riddles instead.
```
import urllib
import random
def makeHomePage(name,interests):
file=open(getMediaPath("homepage.html"),"wt")
file.write( doctype ())
file.write(title(name+"'s Home Page"))
text = "
Welcome to "+name+"'s Home Page
"text += "
Hi! I am "+name+". This is my home page!"
text += " I am interested in "+interests+"
text += "
Random riddle of the day: "+riddle()+"
"file.write(body(text))
file.close()
def riddle():
riddles = []
riddles += ["What can you catch, but not hold?\nA cold."]
riddles += ["What belongs to you but others use it more?\nYour name."]
riddles += ["What kind of stones are never found in the ocean?\nDry ones."]
riddles += ["What do elves do after school?\nGnomework."]
riddles += ["Why did the chicken cross the road?\nTo get to the other side."]
return random.choice(riddles)
```
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