# Programmer: Logan Creech
# Date: 6/8/11
# File: Dialogue.py

# This program simulates a dialogue between the computer and a person while demonstrating splicing.

def main():

    phrases = "Thank You Please Hello Hi are in and live language this is"       # Add to the phrases in this string literal

    print phrases[17:22]                        # This statement prints a specific segment of characters from the string literal
    name = raw_input("What is your name? ")     # This This statement prompts the user to enter their name and accepts the name the user enters
    print phrases[23:25] + " " + name + "."     # This statement retrieves a specific segment of characters from the string literal, concatenates it with the person's name, and speaks the result
    Age = raw_input("What is your age? ")   # This will get the persons age.
    print phrases[6:9], phrases[26:29] + " " + Age + "." # I added the second phrase to get more words from the variable.
    address = raw_input("What state do you live in? ") # This will get the user's state.
    print phrases[6:9], phrases[26:32] + " " + address + "." # This prints the user's state.
    language = raw_input("What programming language is this? ") # This will get the programming language from the user.
    print phrases[51:59] + " " + language + "." # Prints the language that the user inputs.
    print phrases[23:25] + ", " + name + ", " + phrases[6:9], phrases[26:29] + " " + Age + ", " + phrases[6:9] + " " + phrases[37:41], phrases[30:32] + " " + address + ", " + phrases[33:36] + " "  + phrases[51:59] + " "  + language + "."
    # This brings all of the information together into one sentence, summarizing all that was inputted into the program.
main()