name = "Anna" 
city = 'Melbourne'

print(name)
print(type(name))
print(city)
print(type(city))

wd = "Wednesday"
print(wd[0])
print(wd[3])
print(wd[5])

person1 = "doe"
person2 = "Doe"

print(person1 == person2)
#person1 = person2
print("person1 is now " + person1)
print("person2 is now " + person2)
print(person1 != person2)

txt1 = "Hello "
txt2 = "World"
txt3 = txt1 + txt2
print(txt3)

x = txt3.count("l")
print("How many 'l' are there" , x)

y = txt3.find("W")
print("Where is 'W' located?", y)

z = txt3.find("z")   
print("Where is 'z' located?", z)

c = "World" in txt3
print("Is 'World' in txt3?", c)

d = "RMIT" in txt3
print("Is 'RMIT' in txt3?", d)

print(len(txt3))

number = int(input("Enter a number: "))
print(type(number))


#Class Activity1
#Let us now write code to display details of a car using values entered by the user.

car_make = input("Enter the make of the car: ")
car_model = input("Enter the model of the car: ")
car_year = input("Enter the year of the car: ")

print("Car Details:")
print("Make:", car_make)
print("Model:", car_model)
print("Year:", car_year)

#Class Activity2
#Let us now write code to do the following:Prompt user to enter two words as String values.Use the operators to compare the two String values
string1 = input("Enter the first word: ")
string2 = input("Enter the second word: ")

print("Are the two words the same?")
print(string1 == string2)
print("Are the two words different?")
print(string1 != string2)

#Class Activity3
"""
Let us now write code to do the following:
• Prompt user to enter a sentence as a String value.
• Prompt user to enter a word as a String value.
• Use the count() function to search for the
specified word in the specified sentence.
"""

sentence1 = input("Enter a sentence: ")
word1 = input("Enter a word: ")
count1 = sentence1.count("word1")
print("The word", word1, "appears", count1, "times in the sentence.")