python data types

1# you can use the function type() which will returns the type of the variable
2A = "Hello world !"
3# here are some uses of it
4>>> type(A)
5<class 'str'>
6>>> type(A) is int
7False
8>>> type(A) is str
9True

1# Here are the available types in Python. Use type() to find out what
2# type your object is. 
3Text Type:		str
4Numeric Types:	int, float, complex
5Sequence Types:	list, tuple, range
6Mapping Type:	dict
7Set Types:		set, frozenset
8Boolean Type:	bool
9Binary Types:	bytes, bytearray, memoryview
10  
11# Examples of types:
12Strings: "This is a string"
13  		 'This is also a string'
14    	 """
15         Triple quotes allow you to have multi-line strings and are
16         useful for automatically escaping "single quotes"
17         """
18Integers: 	1
19  			12345678901234567890 # Python 3 can represent huge numbers
20    		# Use 0letter# to specify integers in other bases. Letters 
21      		# are: b for binary, o for octal, x or X for hexadecimal
22      		0b10 = 2 in binary, 0o10 = 8 in octal, 0x10 = 16 in hexadecimal
23# Still working on this answer...
24Floats: 	
25Complex:	
26Lists:
27Tuples:
28Ranges:
29Dictionaries:
30Sets:
31Booleans:
32...

1>>> type(1234)
2<class 'int'> 
3>>> type(55.50) 
4<class 'float'>  
5>>> type(6+4j)   
6<class 'complex'> 
7>>> type("hello") 
8<class 'str'>     
9>>> type([1,2,3,4]) 
10<class 'list'>      
11>>> type((1,2,3,4)) 
12<class 'tuple'>     
13>>> type({1:"one", 2:"two", 3:"three"}
14<class 'dict'>
15

1# Pyhton data types
2
3# Integer
4age = 18
5
6# Float (AKA Floating point number)
7current_balance = 51.28
8
9# Boolean
10is_tall = False # can be set to either True or False
11
12# String
13message = "Have a nice day"
14
15# List
16my_list = ["apples", 5, 7.3]
17
18# Dictionary
19my_dictionary = {'amount': 75}
20
21# Tuple
22coordinates = (40, 74) # can NOT be changed later
23
24# Set
25my_set = {5, 6, 3}

1# Float
2average_tutorial_rating = 4.01
3# Integer
4age = 20
5# Boolean
6tutorials_are_good = True # True or False
7# arrays/lists
8numbers = [1, 2, 3]

1Text Type:	str
2Numeric Types:	int, float, complex
3Sequence Types:	list, tuple, range
4Mapping Type:	dict
5Set Types:	set, frozenset
6Boolean Type:	bool
7Binary Types:	bytes, bytearray, memoryview
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