Objective: To learn how to write, compile, execute and turn in a Python program

Chapter 1 shows how to put together a simple Hello World program using the interactive web console: A Typical First Program

  
  /* Jane Doe
     hello.py
     Simple Hello World program
  */
 
  print("Hello, World!")

  }

Here is your assignment

• Your program should be similar to the above program, except yours should have your name, the file's name (as above), and "CS 111A Homework 2" in the comment at the beginning, instead of "Jane Doe".
• Turn in your source code and the test run showing how your program worked.
• Replace "hello world" with something your pet robot might state:
  • Your pet robot might say it's own name
  • Your pet robot might explain something that it is proud of
• Turn in your source code and the test run showing how your program worked. This exercise will be graded on the formatting and comment style.
• You may use repl.it, hills, or any of the tools introduced in class
• Remember you are required to present a program in class one time this semester. To present this one, indicate in your comments that you would like to explain your solution and/or insights. I will let you know before class if you're selected to present.

If you need inspiration, check out this video of a Japanese Blowfish: