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-                      v11
+                      v12
 And, boom, now you're a programmer.  The rest is just more details.   This is the end of Lesson 1.
 = Lesson 2:  More Things To Do =
 Now "Hello World" is not too exciting if you want to program robots, but its important.   It is a program, albeit a short one.  We showed you how to run a function (or verb) print, which does something with its argument A, where A is assigned the value "Hello World".
+In lesson 1, we had you create a program, "Hello World".  Now, "Hello World" is not too exciting if you want to program robots, but its an important first step.  We showed you how to run a function (or verb) {{{print}}}, which does something (show on the screen the value of its argument {{{a}}}, where {{{a}}} is assigned the value "Hello World".
 If you want to do more, we need to introduce control structures.  Take the program below.
+Location = 'HERE'
+IF (location == 'HERE') THEN
+Print "We're here! Come on in'
+ELSE
+Print "Go away, we're out eating tacos"
+ELSEIF
+{{{
+#!python
+location = 'HERE'
+print("Welcome to our store\n")
+if location == 'HERE':
+   print("We're here! Come on in\n")
+else:
+   print("Go away, we're out eating tacos\n")
+print("Hope you had a good time")
+}}}
 Cut and paste this program here, then run it (Press Execute).   It should print "We're here! Come on in!".   If it doesn't ask for help.   Spacing matters in Python.