text: # Let's go through what we learnt last week (and something new)
  # If something is unclear, don't hesitate to ask for help!
  
  ##### INFO #####
  # The most important things we learnt last week were:
  # 1. printing
  # 2. use of variable
  # 3. use of turtle for drawing
  
  # Programming often requires looking for information from another source
  # and then then applying that information to your own program.
  # In practice internet is a very good source for information.
  # To make it easier use last week's exercises
  # as a source for information for the following exercises:
  
  
  ##### EXERCISES #####
  
  ##### EXERCISE 1 #####
  # 1. write code that prints two separate lines
  # The first line should contain the text:
  # "My favorite color is 'your favorite color'"
  # The second line should contain an equation
  # that counts how many days are left in this month.
  # HINT: December has 31 days, check the current date from your computer.
  # Your printing should contain just one number: the result of the equation.
  
  # <------ write your code here (and click 'Run' to print) ------->
  
  ##### EXERCISE 2 #####
  # One day your favorite color might be green, the next day it's orange.
  # Create a variable named favoriteColor and assign your favorite color as a value to it.
  
  # <------  write the variable here ------->
  
  # Then write a line that prints text "My favorite color is 'your favorite color'"
  # But use a variable to express your favorite color this time.
  
  # <------  write the printing code here (and click 'Run' to print) ------->
  
  # Then as the check, change the value of the favoriteColor variable and click 'Run'
  # and check that it is printing correctly, with the new favorite color.
  
  
  ##### EXERCISE 3 #####
  # In order to be able to draw on the canvas, we need to use a turtle who draws
  # To achieve that we must import the turtle and assign it to a variable.
  
  # <------ import turtle here ------->
  # like this: import turtle
  # <------ assign turtle here to a variable called 'jane', remember? ------>
  
  # Draw a simple line with the turtle that moves followingly:
  #
  # forward 50 pixels, turns 135 degrees right,
  # forward 100 pixels, turns 135 degrees right, forward 100 pixels,
  # turns 135 degrees right and goes forward 50 pixels
  #
  # Try to guess what kind of shape you're about to draw.
  
  # <------ write your code here ------->
  
  # It's possible to draw with other colors. Black is just the default color.
  # Turtle's color can be changed by adding the following line before 
  # the drawing code:
  # jane.color("pink")
  
  # It's also possible to use a variable to define the color for drawing.
  # Replace the color changing code with a following line and click 'Run':
  #
  # jane.color(favoriteColor)
  #
  # Note that when you are using variables, you don't need quotation marks.
  
  # Congratulations! You've just gone through the most essential things from last week
  # and also learnt something new: to draw with different colors.
  
  ##### ADDITIONAL EXERCISE #####
  
  # What would be the easiest way to complete the triangle?
  # Try changing the value of 'favoriteColor' and test that it works.
  # How would you draw another triangle in different direction with different color?
  