Thanks for all of the help, I am having trouble testing it for many reasons but Wesley and I are making progress towards a solution. Also, I agree with your opinions on the help file (which I named incorrectly anyway), that was just a first draft which I will continue editing.

--Bryton

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> On Oct 24, 2013, at 11:10 AM, Julian Gonggrijp <notifications@github.com> wrote:
> 
> In doc/Geico.py.txt:
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> > @@ -0,0 +1 @@
> > +Geico Help:
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> Prompt 1: How much does your insurance currently cost?: reply with an integer, do not use a $ sign or a decimal value.
> 
> Prompt 2: Which golf club would you like to use to threaten your agent?: reply with "Putter", "5iron", "7iron", "Wood" or "Driver"
> 
> Prompt 3: How intimidating can you look with a  [your club choice]? (1-10): reply with an integer (it can bee less than 1 or greater than ten as long as it is an integer, this can be used to save LOTS of money)
> 
> how does it work?:
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>  total cost = insurancecost * (1 - (insurance saving percent based on club choice + (strength/100)))
> Your program is fairly straightforward to use, so it's not really necessary to explain its usage so meticulously.
> 
> It would be nice if you could explain something about the idea behind your program. For example, you could write something humorous about why people need your program. It would also be interesting to know why the program is called "Geico".
> 
> By the way, things would be more readable with a few newlines.
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