# In Python, text is stored as a str (string)
# A string is a sequence of characters wrapped in quotes

name = "Bull"
message = "Hello, world!"
empty = ""

print(name)
print(message)
print(empty)

# Single and double quotes both work
name_double = "Bull"
name_single = 'Bull'

print(name_double)
print(name_single)

# Strings can be combined with +
# This is called concatenation
first = "Red"
second = "Horn"
print(first + second)

# Add a space manually if needed
print(first + " " + second)

# "25" is not the same as 25
# One is a string, one is a number
text = "25"
number = 25

print(type(text))    # <class 'str'>
print(type(number))  # <class 'int'>