new_contents: print "This is Pizza Pi R Squared.  What's it do?  It lets you determine whether buying a small pizza or a large pizza is a better value in terms of cost per bite of pizza."
   
  diameter_one = int(raw_input("What's the first pizza's diameter (in inches)?"))
  cost_one = int(raw_input("How much does the first pizza cost? (in dollars and cents)"))
  area_one = (diameter_one / 2) **2 * 3.14
  total_one = cost_one / area_one
  
  print "With this pizza, you're paying %s cents per square inch." % (total_one)
  
  diameter_two = int(raw_input("What's the second pizza's diameter (in inches)?"))
  cost_two = int(raw_input("How much does the second pizza cost? (in dollars and cents)"))
  area_two = (diameter_two / 2) **2 * 3.14
  total_two = cost_two / area_two
  
  print "With this pizza, you're paying %s cents per square inch." % (total_two)
  
  if total_one < total_two:
  	print "The first pizza is a better value. Buy that one!"
  elif total_two < total_one:
  	print "The second pizza is the better deal - more pizza for the buck. Get that one!"
  else:
  	print "Same deal - get whichever you'd like!"
  	
  
  #I'm a noob python programmer and this is my first script, other than those from "Learn Python the Hard Way."  
  #Suggestions/improvements/ideas appreciated!
  #Feel free to drop me a note at gteninbaum@suffolk.edu.
  
subject: Create v1.py