# This right here is a header comment!
''' Purpose:  demonstrate program user communication
    Author:   Jim Cohoon
    Email id: jpc
'''

# A string is a type in Python and you can use
# single quotes or double quotes for strings .
# "Professor Cohoon" 'Professor Cohoon' are both the
# same string! More on strings later :)

# Send message to program user
print( 'Hoos got your back' )
# print() is a function! It will display the information
# within the parentheses to the user (to your console on PyCharm)
# when you run the program.

# print ('Cohoon') # This is the same as the one under!
#         # whitespace below
# print (                 'C o h o o n' ) # In this one we just put
# a bunch of spaces in between the parentheses right?
# Python only cares what's inside the quotes
# when you're printing a string! Whitespace is ignored
# and it's to make the code easier to read.

# PyCharm is an IDE where you write code
# and Python 3.7 (the program you have)
# will RUN a python file (python code) and so the Python program
# you open Python 3.7 will look like your console below.

# PyCharm (writing code) -> Python (interpreter - run it) ->
# Display in your console if you have print statements

# Execute = Run
# Python executes the code from the top to bottom.
# Remember how Cohoon printed before C o h o o n ?
# It's because we wrote the code for Cohoon before C o h o o n!

# Also if you're still having issues running, PLEASE come
# talk to us after class or something just so we can fix it asap

# The console is your little window at the bottom.
# This is where what you said you want to print is displayed!

# Print('hoos got your back') # doesn't work! print() must be lowercase!

# !!! Also ALL of these notes will be posted so
# no need to write down everything I do! (check Meetings)

# Comments start with a hashtag! #
# Comments are NOT code.
# Comments are just for your documentation of your code
# They are not executed as code!
# print('Nadia')
# does nothing because it's a comment! If I uncomment it,
# then it becomes code that will execute like line 14. :)
# Hack: If you want to comment and uncomment multiple lines at
# once, highlight the lines and Command / on Mac, Ctrl / on PC

# If you have a question for our TAs in the back,
# raise your hand and look towards the back to
# signal its for a TA and a TA will come to you.
# otherwise, you can just ask us up here in the front by
# raising your hand and looking up here :)