#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

//Often comments at the top
//are there to describe what
//the program does.

//This program is just to demo
//some basic c++ stuff.

int main()
{

	//These are comments.
	//they are ignored by the compiler
	//In this line we greet the user
	cout << "What's popping world!";
	cout << "Don't see no spaces....";

	//Hola mi perro
	cout << " (like I care anyway...)";
	cout << "Yo quiero stuff" << endl;

	//comments don't even need to make sense:
	//baljglsdjgdlhgalsjgdlj
	cout << endl;

	//Now, let's talk about some variables

	//Declare a variable for storing an integer
	//You can call it whatever you want.
	//We chose to call it myVariable
	int myVariable;

	//We can set the value of the variable
	//using the assignment operator, =
	myVariable = 17;

	//We can look at the variable and output it's value
	cout << "The variable has value ";
	cout << myVariable;
	cout << endl;
	cout << endl;

	//Write code to ask user their age,
	//Then reply to them mentioning their age
	//as if its impressive

	//Step 0: Declare a variable for later use
	int age;

	//Step 1: Ask user how old they are
	cout << "How old are you, dude?" << endl;

	//Step 2: Get user's response, store in variable
	cin >> age;

	//Step 3: Comment on person's age.
	cout << "OMG, you are ";
	cout << age;
	cout << " year old!?!?!?  How are you still alive?!?" << endl;

	//Step 4: Let's get fancy (extra bonus thing, ignore if
	//too complicated).
	// >= checks for "greater than OR equal to"
	if (age >= 40)
	{
		cout << "you're over 40!  You're life is over.." << endl;
	}

	if (age < 20)
	{
		cout << "you're a zoomer!" << endl;
	}

	return 0;
}