Python or Python 3 Language Data Types

PYTHON DATA TYPES

VARIABLE CAN HOLD VALUES AND EVERY VARIABLE HAS A DATA TYPES. IN PYTHON LANGUAGE WE DO NOT NEED TO DEFINE THE VARIABLE DATA TYPES WHILE DECLARING VARIABLE BECAUSE IT IS TYPED DYNAMICALLY. THE INTERPRETER IMPLICITY BINDS THE VALUE WITH ITS TYPE.

 LIKE =>   a = 5

 

THE VARIABLE a HOLDS THE VALUE FIVE AND WE DID NOT DECLARE THE DATA TYPE AND THE PYTHON LANGUAGE DOES NOT NEED TO SAY IT FOR DIFFERENT VARIABLES LIKE INT, LIST, DICT, ETC... 

ANOTHER EXAMPLE:

a=10  

b="Hi Python"  

c = 10.5  

print(type(a))  

print(type(b))  

print(type(c))  

"""Output:

<type 'int'>

<type 'str'>

<type 'float'>"""

STANDARD DATA TYPES

1. NUMBERS

2. Sequence Type

3. Boolean

4. Set

5. Dictionary

ALL OF THE HAVE THEIR OWN EXPLANATION JUST CLICK ON THEM ALL YOU CAN GET ON A CHART

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