# Name: Example Solutions
# homework_1_sol.py

##### Template for Homework 1, exercises 1.2-2.1 ######

print "********** Exercise 1.3 **********"

# Do your work for Exercise 1.2 here

## The pipe (straight vertical line) is on the right-hand side of
## your keyboard, above the enter key. Make sure that you put quotes
## around non-variables when printing.
print "  |  |  "
print "--------"
print "  |  |  "
print "--------"
print "  |  |  "


print "********** Exercise 1.4 **********"

# Do your work for Excercise 1.3 here. Hint - how many different
# variables will you need?

## Make sure that you name your variables clearly! We saw a lot of variables
## with names like a, b, line1, and line2. Use something more descriptive.

## First, I'm creating two variables to represent the two different lines.
## The spaces around the "=" make things easier to read.
pipes = "  |  |  "
hyphens = "--------"

## Now, I just want to print them out as in Exercise 1.2.
print pipes
print hyphens
print pipes
print hyphens
print pipes


print "********** Exercise 2.1 **********"

# Do your work for Exercise 2.1 here.

## Get the first and last name of the user. Notice my use of CamelCase --
## capitalizingTheBeginningOfWordsInVariableNames -- which makes things
## easier to read. Note that the first letter should be lowercase (we'll
## learn why later).

firstName = raw_input("Please enter your first name: ")

## There's an extra space after the colon but before the " to make sure
## that the user's response isn't right on top of the text. Not necessary,
## just legibility/good practice.

lastName = raw_input("Please enter your last name: ")

## Next line doesn't collect input, so I'm just using "print"

print "Enter your date of birth:"
month = raw_input("Month? ")
day = raw_input("Day? ")
year = raw_input("Year? ")

# Print all the information out on one line

print firstName, lastName, "was born on", month, day + ",", year + "."