using System;

​

// message for @AmphibianLegendGamer:

// this was originally a tutorial for my friend owen, but you can use it :)

public class Program

{

    public static void Main()

    {

        // intro 1.0: VARIABLES

        // C# is a strong-typed language, so there are variable types. that means that a variable with the type

        // "int" can only store numbers

        // here are a few variable types

        /*

        int - a whole unsigned (negative or positive) number (short for integer)

        bool - true or false

        string - a group of chars

        */

        // intro 1.1: USING VARIABLES

        // you might be asking, hey will, that's great, how the hell am i gonna even use theese amazing tools?

        // well, let me show you. first, go into the Main() method. if you write it anywhere else, there will be an

        // error. now, write the type of variable that you want. for example, if you wanted to store a number, you

        // would type int. then, put an equals sign, or asignment symbol, after it. finally, put the desired value and

        // a semicolon after it. (though if the desired type is a string)

        // EXAMPLE:

        int x = 7;

        bool y = true;

        string z = "hello!";

        // END EXAMPLE

    }

}