#include <stdio.h>

int main(int argc, const char *argv[])
{
  // To declare a variable you first specify the type and then the identifier.
  int value; // int stands for integer

  // you can the use the assignement operator to assign a value to the variable.
  value = 42;

  // some times you want to assign a value right when you declare the variable.
  int value2 = 3+5;

  printf("Value: %d \n", value); // you can use a variable instead of a value

  const int constant = 10;
  // TODO: uncommend the next line and see what happends
  // constant = 22;

  
  // if you want to assign a new value, you can just use the assignement operator again
  value = value2;

  printf("Value: %d \n", value);
  
  // you can also assign more complex expressions 
  value = ((3+5)*4+5+6)%3;

  // TODO: declare your own variable and asign the variable constant to it  
  printf("Task %d", 0/*TODO: repace the o with your variable*/);
  
  return 0;
}