''' Purpose:  demonstrate program user communication
    Author:   Jim Cohoon
    Email id: jpc
'''

# Send message to program user primn
print( 'Hoos got your back' )

#print( "Anything" )
#print( 'Anything' )

#print( "CS 1112"
 #      )

 #Print() #Print with a capital P will not work. This is because print is a
 # specific built in function within Python that is just 'print()'
# ^ This works too it will just print "CS 1112"
# print( "Hoos got your back" ) # Just takes into account whatever is between the quotes
# You can print a string using single quotes or double quotes.
# The space between the parantheses is not taken into account when printing.
# It will just print whatever is within the single quotes or double quotes.
# Comments are not lines of code that execute and you can comment using hashtags. #CS1112
# Whitespace is overlooked in Python. You can just have whitespace to separate
#Sections of code.
#print("Hoos got your back") and print( "Hoos got your back" ) will print the
# same thing either way. We just put a space within parantheses because it looks
# more aesthetic.
# print(" hooooooooos            got your back") #notice the spaces?
# Underscores are just used to name things within python like variables.
# This will be the snake case we will use.
#print("Yeahh"); print("CSSSS ") # That works but if you put them on separate lines,
# It will just be better for you for line numbers.
# Pycharm automatically saves the program. You don't have to save as you go.