''' Purpose: demonstrate the end optional parameter for print()
'''

import time

SECONDS_PER_MIN = 60
NBR_SECONDS_TO_PAUSE = 2.5

# time.sleep() takes in time in seconds. It's just a default thing.
# So if you want mins just multiply our seconds per min
# to get the time you want in minutes.
print( 'Wa-Hoo-Wa' )
print( 'Rah-Rah-Rah' )
print()

time.sleep( NBR_SECONDS_TO_PAUSE )

print( 'Wa-Hoo-Wa', end='!!!' )
print( 'Rah-Rah-Rah' )
print()

time.sleep( NBR_SECONDS_TO_PAUSE )

print( 'Wa-Hoo-Wa', end=' !!! ' )
print( 'Rah-Rah-Rah' )
print()

time.sleep( NBR_SECONDS_TO_PAUSE )

for ch in 'tattarrattat' :
    print( ch, end='-' )
print()
print()

time.sleep( NBR_SECONDS_TO_PAUSE )

for ch in 'saippuakivikauppias' :
    print( ch )
print()
print()

# We want to show you the functionality of end=
# end= allows you to print multiple things on one line
# So when we run through the sequence, we can attach
# and end = " (whatever we want) " and it will
# print that out and print everything on the same line.
# So maybe you could try:
# print("CS", end = "")
# print("1112") Notice it'll be on the same line!
# You CAN print it all on one line and just print
# out the word but we wanna show you how to
# print a bunch of things on one line.