declaring variables in python

1my_name = "your name here "# you can add perenthisis
2print(my_name)

1# in python you can declare a variable by simply typing the variable name and assigning a value to it, no keywords needed. like so:
2
3variable_name = 'value'
4
5# there are 4 types of values you can store in python, just like most languages.
6
7# a string: 'Helo word!'
8# an integer: 1010001
9# a float: 1010101.7
10# and last, a boolean: True or False
11
12# when you have declared a variable you can call it by simpely typing its name
13
14print(variable_name)
15
16# happy coding!

1#Variables
2#Name your variable
3
4myvar = 'Variable'
5Number = 9
6
7print(myvar, Number, 'are the variables I made')

1variable = 2

1variable_name = "what your variable stores."
2number = 633.098
3print(variable_name)
4
5#you can also print things together
6print(variable_name, number)
7
8#you can also put them in loops
9running = True
10while running:
11  for i in range(5):
12    print(number)
13  running = False
14  
15#you can use variables for math
16number = 10
17number2 = 30
18print(number+number2)
19  

1my_variable = 'Hello World'
2print(my_variable)