#variables and data types
#variable can be numbers, strings, or boolean values
#numbers can be integers or floating point numbers

#variable names can have letters, numbers, or underscore
#variable names must start with letter or underscore
#variable names should have meaning

#What data types are each of these variables
##number1 = 42
##number2 = 3.14
##name = 'Mary'
##name2 = "Josephine"

#What is different about name and name2?

#Operators
#Arithmetic operators
##number = 13 + 7
##print(number)
##number = 13 - 7
##print(number)
##number = 13 * 7
##print(number)
##number = 13 / 7
##print(number)
##number = 13 // 7
##print(number)
##number = 13 % 7
##print(number)
##number = 13 ** 7
##print(number)

#Relational operators
##answer = 10 > 4
##print(answer)
##answer = 10 < 4
##print(answer)
##answer = 10 == 4
##print(answer)
##answer = 10 != 4
##print(answer)
##answer = 10 >= 4
##print(answer)
##answer = 10 <= 4
##print(answer)

#Logical
##answer = True and True
##print(answer)
##answer = True and False
##print(answer)
##answer = True or False
##print(answer)
##answer = False or False
##print(answer)
##answer = not False
##print(answer)

#what does the following print?
##answer = 10 > 4 and 3 < 7
##print(answer)
##answer = 10 < 4 or 3 < 7
##print(answer)
##answer = 10 < 4 or 3 > 7
##print(answer)


#Your turn
#Write a program that prints an address label of the following format:
#       Jane Austin
#       13 Mockingbird Lane
#       Dover, NH   03820
#using variables for name, address, city, state, and zipcode






#calculate the following values sum, difference, product, quotient, and x^y given
##x = 123.54
##y = 12.9




