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

import time

NBR_SECONDS_TO_PAUSE = 2.5

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 )

# ch is the loop variable and it assumes the value
# of each smaller part of the larger sequence
# so it's going to be each character one by one in our string!
# ch just says heres my sequence!!! let me break it up rq and be
# each smaller part of it one by one!

for ch in 'tattarrattat' :
    print( ch, end='-' )
    # print(ch, '-') prints on separate lines!
print()
print()

time.sleep( NBR_SECONDS_TO_PAUSE )

for ch in 'saippuakivikauppias' :
    print( ch, end='' ) # end is an empty string so it
    # will print each character right after the previous one on the
    # same line
print()
print()
# Reminder that print() is printing a blank line
# PRINT SUMMARIES SO FAR
    # You can print whatever you want.
    # print() prints a blank line
    # print(...) prints what's inside the parentheses on a new line.
    # print(..., end='..') followed by another print statement
    # will print the first print statement and the second print
    # statement will pick up where the last one left off on the
    # same line and put whatever the second thing to print is
    # at the end of what was printed first and what was in the end='...'
    # INPUT IS NOT THE SAME THING AS PRINT.

    # print('hi',end='no')
    # print('hello'
    # CONSOLE:
    # hinohello