Simple program - get user input

=begin
First Ruby program.
puts will give new line while print do not. No parentheses or semicolons needed!
=end

print "What's your first name? " #include a space at the end
first_name = gets.chomp # gets means to get input from user, When getting input, Ruby automatically adds a blank line (or newline) after each bit of input; so chomp removes that extra line.
first_name.capitalize! # use this method and include ! symbol to modify value contained within the variable without the need to reassign variable or assign to another variable

print "What's your last name? "
last_name = gets.chomp
last_name.capitalize!

print "What city are you from? "
city = gets.chomp
city.capitalize!

print "What state or province are you from? "
state = gets.chomp
state.upcase! # same way as above methods, in upcase or downcase

puts "Your name is #{first_name} #{last_name} and you're from #{city}, #{state}!"