# Anna Krupnova
# September 15
# In this lesson, I learned how to use comma separating
# In this lesson, I didn't strugle with anything
# review and run code
name = "Collette"
# string addition
print("Hello " + name + "!")
# comma separation formatting
print("Hello to",name,"who is from the city")
# [ ] print 3 strings on the same line using commas inside the print() function
name = "Metallica"
print("One of my favorite bands is",name,":D" )
# review and run code
print("I will pick you up @",6,"for the party")
# review and run code
number_errors = 0
print("An Integer of", 14, "combined with strings causes",number_errors,"TypeErrors in comma formatted print!")
# [ ] use a print() function with comma separation to combine 2 numbers and 2 strings
print("If you will get a" , 100,"on your astronomy test, I'll give you" ,20,"dollars, deal?")
# [ ] get user input for a street name in the variable, street
street = input("Street name: ")
# [ ] get user input for a street number in the variable, st_number
st_number = input("Street number: ")
# [ ] display a message about the street and st_number
print(street, st_number)
# [ ] define a variable with a string or numeric value
street_name = input("What is your street name")
# [ ] display a message combining the variable, 1 or more literal strings and a number
print("Okay, so I will pick you up at around" ,7,"pm at the" ,street_name,":3")
# [ ] get input for variables: owner, num_people, training_time - use descriptive prompt text
owner = input("Enter name of the owner of training group: ")
num_people = input("Enter the amount of people attending the course: ")
training_time = input("Enter the training time: ")
# [ ] create an integer variable min_early and "hard code" the integer value (e.g. - 5, 10 or 15)
min_early = ("25 minutes")
# [ ] print reminder text using all variables & add additional strings - use comma separated print formatting
print("Reminder: Training is scheduled for" ,training_time,"for" ,owner,"with a group of" ,num_people,"people.")
print("Please arrive" ,min_early,"early for the first class.")