print("Hello world!")
print("Ctrl + Shift + F10 to run code without touching your mouse!")
print("Ctrl + Shift + R for MacOS!")

# NEW FILE

print("Testing!")

age = 34
print(age)

salary = 3200
print(salary)

name = "Test Person"
print(name)

tax = 1.24
print(tax)

print("Testing!")

age = 34
print(age)

salary = 3200
print(salary)

name = "Test Person"
print(name)

tax = 1.24
print(tax)

# data types can't be mixed by default
text = "Number"
number = 55

# print(text + number)

# traditionally, we need to convert all printed
# variable to text data type first
number_text = str(number)
print(text + number_text)

# easiest way to combine numbers and text
# f-string, which automatically converts everything to text
text = "Hello"
number = 123

print(f"{text} {number}")

# NEW FILE

total = 176 + 287
print(total)

difference = 1856 - 917
print(difference)

# increase salary by 20%
salary = 2650
salary = salary * 1.2
print(salary)

wind_speed = 25 / 3.6
print(wind_speed)

# if you want to divide, and remove the decimal, use //
apples = 25 // 4
print(apples)

# if we divide 25 apples by 4, how many apples is left over?
leftover = 25 % 4
print(leftover)

# this is same as salary = salary + 450
# extremely common shorthand
salary += 450
print(salary)

# NEW FILE
salary = 3100
savings = 1850
debt = 400

# calculate all money together
# print out with f-string
total_money = salary + savings - debt
print(f"Total money: {total_money} €")

# NEW FILE

number1 = "22"
number2 = 33

# if variable is in text format, remember to change
# either to int (integer) or float (decimal)
number1 = int(number1)

total = number1 + number2
print(total)

# NEW FILE

name = input("What is your name? ")

print(name)
print(f"Your name is: {name}")

# NEW FILE

# get a number from the user
number1 = input("Give first number: ")

# use float if you need decimals too
# remember: user data is always text in beginning
# convert to number
number1 = int(number1)

number2 = 234

total = number1 + number2
print(total)