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/*: Outline


# Variables and Stuff

## Readings associated with this lab

* [Variables & Constants](https://github.com/learn-co-curriculum/swift-variables-readme)
* [Print](https://github.com/learn-co-curriculum/swift-print-readme)
* [String & Int data types](https://github.com/learn-co-curriculum/swift-dataTypes-readme)

In the following questions, where we use the term `variable`, we are not specifying whether or not it's a variable that is declared with `var` or a constant which is declared with `let`. We are using this general term, leaving it up to you to decipher whether or not you need to use `var` or `let` within the solution.
*/
/*: question1
### 1. Create a variable which represents your bank account balance. (For example: What is a good name for this variable that makes it easily readable for myself now and for the future me _or_ other developers I might be working with? Should I declare it using `let` or `var`? Should it be of type `Int` or `String`?)
*/
// write your code here

var balance = 100000



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// write your code here



let puppy = "Grace"

/*: question3
### 3. Use the `print()` function to print the name of your new puppy to the console.
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print(puppy)
/*: question4
### 4. Use the `print()` function to print the sentence "I just got a new puppy named <your puppy's name> and she is awesome!" to the console.
*/
// write your code here




print("I just got a new puppy named \(puppy) and she is awesome!")
/*: question5
### 5. Use the `print()` function to print the sentence "I have $<balance> in my bank account." to the console.
*/
// write your code here



print( "I have $\(balance) in my bank account.")

/*: question6
### 6. Congratulations! You just got $100 for your birthday, so now you have $100 more in your bank account. Update your bank account with the new balance and print "I now have $<balance>." to the console.
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print("I now have $\(balance + 100).")
/*: question7
### 7. You decided you don't like the name Bella. Change your puppy's name to something else. (Can you do this? What happens when you try? Why?)
*/
// write your code here

// no because the puppy's name is a constant.

/*:
Checkout the solution branch - git co solution or git checkout solution and then scroll back down to this very spot to see a link that directs you to the solutions to the above questions.
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