/*
	Program name:	sample2.cpp		
	Author:     John Howell		9/2/01		Drawer  76
	Purpose:  To show the basic structure of the simplest C++ program
*/




#include <iostream.h>			//  an "include" directive


using namespace std;


int main ( )
{

	cout << "This line sends output to the screen. \n";
	
	cout << "This would not be a good way to type your term papers.\n";
	
	cout << "There's no spell checker.\n";
	
	cout<< "this is easier than I thought.\n";
	
	cout << "She said, \"do this!\" now.\n";
	
	cout<< "6\\2 is 3 \n";
	
		
	return 0;
}


/*

Output:


This line sends output to the screen.
This would not be a good way to your type term papers.
There's no spell checker.


Add a line that says:  This is easier than I thought.

Add a line that says:  She said, "Do this!"


Add a line that says:    6/2 is 3







Suggested work for Monday:

1) Get on the computer and write at least 2 more programs.

2) In (at least)  one of your programs, have the output include the symbols "  and  \

	E.g., have it print the line:
	
The symbol \ has a special, unintuitive meaning in C++; it specifies a "control character."

3)	Go to the football scrimage

*/