changes to reassign and interger

@lhazel,

Python files are read from top to bottom so the order matters. Unless told otherwise, it's probably safe to assume that your homework can go below any starter code.

Now, to your reassignment, you at L7

    print "RAVEN = NEVERMORE!"

When you encapsulated `RAVEN` and your operator `=` in the same string as `NEVERMORE!` they all became part of the same string. No longer was `RAVEN` the name of a variable or the assignment operator `=` being used to give it a value. In this scenario you just had one string that you then printed.

Assignment is constructed as:

    NAME_OF_VARIABLE = NEW_VALUE

In this case, we want `NEW_VALUE` to be a string containing the word `Nevermore!` If you also want to see it print on your screen, you can print the variable after its assignment like:

    print RAVEN