#include <iostream>
using namespace std;


//This is a simple demo program to show how to do
//basic I/O, use variables, use conditionals, maybe do
//some math.

int main()
{
	//This symbol means the words folowing are comments.
	//comments are not compiled.
	//The cout command is how we print stuff
	//to the screen.
	cout << "What I type here will print to the screen!";
	cout << endl;

	//Oh, and the endl thing puts a carriage return in.
	cout << "Here is a second sentence to print!" << endl;

	//Declaring an integer variable.
	//A variable holds some value and can be changed or used.
	int x;
	x = 7;

	cout << "The number in that variable is: " << endl;
	cout << x;

	x = x + 21;
	cout << "Now the variable has value " << endl;
	cout << x << endl;  //should now have value 28


	//Write a program that asks for two numbers, and
	//reports what the product of those two numbers is.

	//Step 0: Declare variables needed to solve problem
	int num1;
	int num2;
	int answer;

	//Step 1: Ask user to enter a first number
	cout << "Hey loser, enter a first number: " << endl;

	//Step 2: Get their input number, store in num1 variable
	cin >> num1;

	//Step 3: Ask user to enter a second number
	cout << "PLEEEEAAASSSE enter a 2nd number or this proram will never finish.." << endl;

	//Step 4: Get that 2nd number, store in variable num2
	cin >> num2;

	//Step 5: multiply num1 and num2, could store that new product in answer variable
	answer = num1 * num2;

	//Step 6: print out the answer.
	cout << "So, you entered: " << endl;
	cout << num1 << " for your first number"<< endl;
	cout << "And you entered " << num2 << " for your second number..." << endl;
	cout << "FINAL ANSWER!!!!!! is: " << answer << endl;

	return 0;
}