text: print("Hello world!") # comments start with # and are ignored by computer
  print("Programming is not that hard")
  # print("hello")
  # print("Another hello")
  print() # print be empty
  print("above was an empty line")
  # comments can be on a separate line, varam rakstīt pat latviski, bet labāk nē :)
  # comments are best for why and what are we doing
  print("hello") # prints hello - this is a bad comment because even one lecture we know what print does...
  
  print(2+2)
  print(10-7)
  print(7*10)
  print(50/7)
  print(10//4) # this will give us whole number - 2
  # how do we get the reminder
  print(5%4) # we get reminder/modulo - 1 here
  print(10%7) # so here reminder will be 3
  print(2**8) # 2 to the 8th power
  print(2**32) # so here we see why we moved from 32bits to 64 bits...
  print(2**64) # so 64bit should be enough for a while..
  print(1_000_000*5.7) # we can use _ for better visibility when writing numbers
  print(10-2*3) #normal math order of operations
  
  print("Valdis" + "Valdis")
  print("Ba"+"na"*5)
  print("Valdis "*2)
  print("Kaķis un šaursliežu dzelzceļs un pat hieroglifi")
  print("Valdis\njaunā rindā")
  
  
  
        