Good advice on the 'gas' side of the water heater.
And be sure the water heater is full of water (turn on both hot and cold until you get a solid stream with no air).
If you stand outside near the water heater, you'll hear the 'roar' when the heater is on. It will take a while (never timed it, maybe 10-15 minutes?) for the water to heat water in the tank and then take a while for hot water to flow out of the tap.
If you hear the 'roar' of the water heater heating, try the cold water side, too. A member on this forum said his water lines were switched; hot out of the 'cold' side.
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