valid code - for showing non-programmers the world of programming

main.py

# This is a comment. The computer will ignores all comments. 
# They are basically notes you put in code just to remind you (the human!) 
# what the code does next time you read over it so we coders don't forget.

# In Python, anything after a "#" is considered a comment.
# We'll use comments to talk about the code that will be shown.

# And by the way, the computer ignores blank lines

wearing_pants = False  # this is a variable assignment. 
                       # `wearing_pants` could've been any name,
                       # but we usually choose a descriptive name
                       # so we can remember what the variable actually
                       # stores. The computer doesn't really care about
                       # names as long as it's not been taken or invalid*.
                      

if not wearing_pants:  # the not operator, will turn True to False and False to True. 
    print("Why aren't you wearing pants!?!")  # print writes text output to the console. It just outputs stuff, okay? 
else:  # else specifies what do if the condition isn't true
    print("Good, you're wearing pants. You get a promotion!")

# Part Two is coming soon.


# *for example, this code is equivalent:

fgjfkg = True
if not fgjfkg:
    print("Why aren't you wearing pants!?!")

# but who's crazy enough to do that?