""" name = "jesus"
post_count = 42
print (name, post_count)"""

"""
name = 'Kristine'        <----variable is called name then the equal sign and then what you want it to store (a string)
post_count = 42         <-----a number variable integer value (post count) 

print(name)     <----to print the name variable 
print(post_count)
"""
 

meal_completed = True  # <--boolean value is always true or false value(is published or not example) use Captital T for true and F for false
sub_total = 100  # <--standard number here equal to 100
tip = sub_total * 0.2  # <--floating point number 0.2(floats and integers are in the number data type)
total = sub_total + tip  # <--this says the total is equal to the sub_total plus the tip
receipt = "Your total is " + str(total) # <--want the reciept with a string plus the str(string) and pass in the total in parens
print(receipt) 


# Booleans
# Numbers
# Strings wrapper with single or double qutation marks
# Bytes and byte arrays
# None-define a variable but don't want to set the value yet, you use none
# Lists-managing collections
# Tuples-managing collections
# Sets-managing collections
# Dictionaries-managing collections-give ability to have key value pairs
