# Day 1

1. print function
2. input function 
3. Usage of input function in another function
4. string manipulation
5. python variables
6. variable naming
7. Project : Band Name generator

```python
# write your code below 
print("hello, world")

# this is single line comment in python

# let's take input from the user using input() function
input("Enter your name: ")
# let's assign the input to a variable named username  to access it later
username = input("Enter your name once more please : ")

# let's print the username again
print(username)

# let's print the username in upper case
print(username.upper())
# let's print the length of the username
print("Length of username is : " + str(len(username)))

# let's see how we can print output in newline
print("hello, world\nhelloworld\ncharan")

# string concatenation
print("hello" + " " + "world")
```

## Band name Generator project

### Description : 

```markup
1. Create a  greeting for your program
2. Ask the user for the city that they grew up in and store it in a variable
3. Ask the user for a name of a pet and store it in a variable
4. combine the name of their city and pet and show them their band name
5. Make sure the input is always in title case (e.g. "new york" => "New York")
6. Make sure the input cursor shows on the new line
```

```python

print("Welcome to the Band Name Generator! 🔥🎉")
print("Let's find out your band name!")
print("--------------------------------------------------")
city = input("Please type the city you grew up in:\n")
print("--------------------------------------------------")
pet=input("Please type the name of your pet:\n")
print("--------------------------------------------------")
band_name = city.title() + " " + pet.title()
print("Your band name could be: " + band_name)

print("--------------------------------------------------")
print("Thanks for using the Band Name Generator!")
```


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