"""
problem2.py
===

Programs rarely just perform a task without any user interaction. They usually
ask user questions or allow the user to make choices by using menues, clicking
buttons and entering information.

In Python programs, we use `input` function to obtain information from the user.

Run this program and answer the questions below.


"""

name = input("Hello! What is your name? ");
print ("Hi " + name + "! It is lovely to meet you!\n");

num_of_programs_written = input ("How many programs have you written in your life? ")
print ("Wow " + num_of_programs_written + "!!!")
print ("In this class you will write close to 100 programs.")


"""

====
QUESTION 1:
What is the difference between the `input` function and the `print` function?
In what way are they similar and how do they differ?

ANSWER 1:



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QUESTION 2:
In the `print` instruction on line 17, the text in parenthesis is:
  "Hi " + name + "! It is lovely to meet you!\n"
What do you think the + operator does?

ANSWER 2:



====
QUESTION 3:
What would happen if we removed the space from the end of the string in the
`input` instructions on lines 16 and 19? (Try it and see.)
Do you think it makes sense to use the space there?

ANSWER 3:



"""