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    A variable is a container that stores a value and has an associated name. There are several types of values that can be stored in variables including integers, floats, strings, booleans. Variables must follow certain naming conventions and can be assigned, reassigned, and deleted. Variables are useful for storing and manipulating different types of data in programs.

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    A variable is a container that stores a value and has an associated name. There are several types of values that can be stored in variables including integers, floats, strings, booleans. Variables must follow certain naming conventions and can be assigned, reassigned, and deleted. Variables are useful for storing and manipulating different types of data in programs.

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    A variable is a container that stores a value and has an associated name. There are several types of values that can be stored in variables including integers, floats, strings, booleans. Variables must follow certain naming conventions and can be assigned, reassigned, and deleted. Variables are useful for storing and manipulating different types of data in programs.

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    A variable is a container that stores a value and has an associated name. There are several types of values that can be stored in variables including integers, floats, strings, booleans. Variables must follow certain naming conventions and can be assigned, reassigned, and deleted. Variables are useful for storing and manipulating different types of data in programs.

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    Variables

    A Variable is a storage location paired with an associated symbolic name.It contains some known or unknown quantity of information referred to as a value. It is basically a container for a particular
    type of data.

    In [1]:
    # This is an Example of a Variable

    Sum = "Addition";

    Types of Values
    Intiger
    A number that doesn't contain decimal values

    In [2]:
    #This is an example of a variable containing an intiger

    t = 4;

    print(t)

    print(type(t));

    <class 'int'>

    Float
    In [ ]:
    A number that which contains decimal values.

    In [3]:
    #This is an example of a variable containing float

    y = 12.5;

    print(y)

    print(type(y))

    12.5

    <class 'float'>

    String
    A value containing letters and or characters

    In [4]:
    #This is an example of a variable containing string

    p = "Hello World";

    print(p)

    print(type(p))

    Hello World

    <class 'str'>

    Bool
    A Bool is a True or False Value

    In [5]:
    #This is an example of a variable containing bool

    e = True;

    print(e)

    print(type(e))

    True

    <class 'bool'>

    Naming Rules
    A variable must start with a letter or an underscore.
    Only Letters, numbers and underscores can be used.

    In [6]:
    #Examples of valid variables

    t7_34 = "This is Valid";

    _3_29 = "This is valid";

    #Examples of invalid variables

    5_t = "This is Invalid";

    4%t = "This is Invalid";

    File "<ipython-input-6-84f6ba81cf3e>", line 6

    5_t = "This is Invalid";

    SyntaxError: invalid decimal literal

    Assigning different values to different variables


    In [8]:
    x,y,z = "Hello World" , False, 2021;

    print(x)

    print(type(x));

    print(y)

    print(type(y));

    print(z)

    print(type(z));

    Hello World

    <class 'str'>

    False
    <class 'bool'>

    2021

    <class 'int'>

    Assigning same value to different variables


    In [9]:
    p=q=r = "Hello World";

    print(p)

    print(type(p));

    print(q)

    print(type(q));

    print(r)

    print(type(r));

    Hello World

    <class 'str'>

    Hello World

    <class 'str'>

    Hello World

    <class 'str'>

    Assigning different values to a variable


    In [10]:
    c = "Hello World";

    print(c)

    print(type(c));

    c = 1994;

    print(c)

    print(type(c));

    Hello World

    <class 'str'>

    1994

    <class 'int'>

    Deleting a Variable
    Deleting Variables can immensely increase the processing speed.

    In [11]:
    b = "Hello World";

    print(b);

    print(type(b));

    del (b);

    print(b)

    print(type(b))

    Hello World

    <class 'str'>

    ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

    NameError Traceback (most recent call last)

    <ipython-input-11-5b687506b312> in <module>

    6 del (b);

    ----> 8 print(b)

    9 print(type(b))

    NameError: name 'b' is not defined

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