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## .vimrc
"" created from scratch on Friday, July 27 2018 @ 09:04:56 PM by kjlw99
"" Zim. I wanted a completely from scratch .vimrc, so I knew which options
"" from none to all were set to what I wanted. And all of this before I
"" ever added any plugins.

"#########################
"# Vim-settings section: #
"#########################

set t_Co=256  " enable 256color support

## Catting the muggle string.
'''
@author: kjlw99
'''

# String Concatonation Example.

var_1 = 'Hello Harry'

var_2 = var1 + ' Potter!!'

## Cat the string.
'''
@author: kjlw99
'''

toy = 'string'

print("My cat loves playing with his " + toy + ".")

Output:

## convert tuple2list
'''
@author: kjlw99
'''

aTuple = (123, 'xyz', 'zulu', 'abc');

aList = list(aTuple)

print "The List elements are: ", aList

## Basic index calling and quoting.
'''
@author: OpnSrcConstruction
'''

# A string is just a list of string objects in Python.
# This is much simpler, than all those strict languages like C.

string_greeting = "Hello World!"

programming_community = "Python Programming"

## Print variable as loop iteration.
'''

@author: kjlw99


'''


## Python hello world statement.
'''

@author: CreativeCub


'''


## Example while looping.
# future while loop

## In this example snippen all I am doing, is to compare the value of a variable to several options. It's kind of like a source code menu.
'''
@author: OpnSrcConstruction
'''


x = 5

if x == 1:
    print('x is equal to 1')
elif x == 3:

## All this if statement does is assign a variable(x), and print x is equal to 1; if that is true.
'''
@author: OpnSrcConstruction
'''

x = 1


if x == 1:
    print('x is equal to 1')
	"" created from scratch on Friday, July 27 2018 @ 09:04:56 PM by kjlw99
	"" Zim. I wanted a completely from scratch .vimrc, so I knew which options
	"" from none to all were set to what I wanted. And all of this before I
	"" ever added any plugins.

	"#########################
	"# Vim-settings section: #
	"#########################

	set t_Co=256 " enable 256color support
	'''
	@author: kjlw99
	'''

	# String Concatonation Example.

	var_1 = 'Hello Harry'

	var_2 = var1 + ' Potter!!'
	'''
	@author: kjlw99
	'''

	toy = 'string'

	print("My cat loves playing with his " + toy + ".")

	Output:
	'''
	@author: kjlw99
	'''

	aTuple = (123, 'xyz', 'zulu', 'abc');

	aList = list(aTuple)

	print "The List elements are: ", aList
	'''
	@author: OpnSrcConstruction
	'''

	# A string is just a list of string objects in Python.
	# This is much simpler, than all those strict languages like C.

	string_greeting = "Hello World!"

	programming_community = "Python Programming"