new_contents: """
  Created on 3/26/27
  Created for Codeacademy Training exersize.
  Written by: Jason R. Pittman
  Note: All comments are my own for information purpose and future building ideas.
  Note: They reflect my ideas and my ideas alone
  This is a calendar program for Command Line. 
  
  The program should behave in the following way:
  
  Print a welcome message to the user
  Prompt the user to view, add, update, or delete an event on the calendar
  Depending on the user's input: view, add, update, or delete an event on the calendar
  The program should never terminate unless the user decides to exit
  """
  #This is the main structural requirements for the Calendar
  from time import sleep,strftime #save time and import both at once
  MY_FIRST_NAME = "Jason" #at some point let the user do this through raw_input()
  calendar = {} #dictionaries use values and pairs so we will use Dates and events
  #Above here we have the time elements a Consant name to work with and a dictionary
  #ok from here on is the Calendar
  def welcome():#This is the Splash screen or Welcome area for getting started.
    #This is a possible line for adding a raw_input for the users name
    print "Welcome " + MY_FIRST_NAME + "."
    print "Opening your Calendar one moment please"
    sleep(1)
    print "Today's date is: " + strftime("%A %B %d,%Y") 
    print "The Current time is " + strftime("%I:%M:%S")
    print "What would you like to do? "
  #time to set how the calendar runs until exit  
  def start_calendar():
    welcome()
    start = True
    while start:#keeps the program running unless exited by choice
      user_choice = raw_input('A to Add an Event, U to Update and Existing Event, V to View an Event, D to Delete an Event, X to Exit the program: ')#This can probably be cleaned up to make more sense and take up less space. it's currently so long it's on two lines
      user_choice = user_choice.upper()
      #check these indentions i don't think they are right
    if user_choice == 'V':
        if len(calender.keys()) < 1:
        	print " The Calendar is Empty right now..."
          
  start_calendar()
  
subject: Create Calendar.py