# Replace "type here" on line 2 with "Hello World!"
print("Hello World!")

# You can assign "Hello World!" to the variable below on line 3.

my_text="Hello World!"
print(my_text)

# Type a couple of different values on line 9 inside the print function. Make sure they are separated by commas.    
    
print("Hello", "World", "!")
#Type here. Assign a number to the variable: glass_of_water

glass_of_water=3

print("I drank", glass_of_water, "glasses of water today.")

#Fill the print function so it prints glass_of_water

glass_of_water=3

glass_of_water += 1


print(glass_of_water)

# Assign an integer to the variable
# Print the variable

men_stepped_on_the_moon=12
print(men_stepped_on_the_moon)

#Type a couple of words or a short sentence for your variable, then print it.

my_reason_for_coding="Can't do much else"
print(my_reason_for_coding)

#Assign a float with 2 decimals to the variable below. 
#If you don't wan't to search the value you can check out Hint 1.

global_mean_sea_level_2018=21

#Type your code here.
global_mean_sea_level_2018=21.36


print(global_mean_sea_level_2018)


#Assign True or False to the variable below then print it.

staying_alive=True
print(type(staying_alive))
print(type(staying_alive) is bool)

print(staying_alive)

men_stepped_on_the_moon=12

#Type your code here.

answer_1=type(men_stepped_on_the_moon)


print(answer_1)

# <type 'int'>

my_reason_for_coding="intergalactic travel"

#Type your code here.

answer_2=type(my_reason_for_coding)
# <type 'str'>

print (answer_2)

staying_alive=True

#Type your code here.


answer_4=type(staying_alive)


print(answer_4)

# <type 'bool'>

#my_grade variable is a string (because it's in quotes). 
#On line 9, convert it to an integer.

my_grade="10"

answer_5=int(my_grade)

print(type(my_grade))
print(type(answer_5))
print(answer_5)


