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

# Three single quotes means that it's basically an
# extended comment. The one at the top of a program
# is called a header comment.
# Blank lines and spaces in Python is called whitespace/blankspace.
# It's just a way to separate out your code but empty statements
# is okay for separation!

# Send message to program user

print( 'Hoos got your back' )
print() # print() prints a blank line! The rest of the line is a comment now.
print( 'Hoos got     your back' )

# In a single line of code, wherever you put the #, everything to the
# right of that is a comment.
# Whenever you have an error, the error will show up in the console! (the bottom)
# Capitalization when it comes to built in functions makes a difference!
# So make sure to make your function names lowercase :)
# Alsooo comments are with the # (hashtag)
# print("Hoos got your back") is the same thing without
# the whitespace BUT we like to use whitespace between
# the parentheses so that it's readable. :)
# Try print( "Hoos got your back") it does the same thing
# A print statement prints something to the console
# print ( "something" )
# whatever is inside the parentheses is going to be printed
# to the console (the little box that pops up when you hit run)

# Strings can be in single quotes 'something' or double quotes
# "something"
# Don't have unnecessary indents! Indentation will be used
# for specific code later on.
# Code is written in the area above the console!