Variables

Variables are containers for storing data values.

Types of Variables:

String Data Types

String Data Types Variable.

String Variable:- Is a series of Characters.
A variable name cannot start with the Number.
To Create the String Variable we use Double inverted commas - Quotation Marks ("") Or Single inverted commas - Quotation Marks (' ') in Python.

name = "Bro"
print("Hello " + name)
    # OutPut = Hello Bro

print(type(name)) 
    # OutPut = <class 'str'>

Integer Data Types Variable (Contents Number only)

To Create the integer variable we use only contains numbers without any Double inverted commas - Quotation Marks ("") Or Single inverted commas - Quotation Marks (' ')
Here in the below example, we use comma separate(,) the two different data types e.g:- STRING Type and INTEGER type.

age = 40
print("My Age is : ", age)
    # OutPut = My Age is:  40

Here in the below example, we change the convert Values to str() to avoid the Type Error.

print("My Age is : " + str(age)) 
    # OutPut = My Age is: 40

print(type(age)) 
    # OutPut = <class 'int'>

Float Data Types Variable.

Floating point number (a decimal number Like: 20.5, 856.684 etc)
Float, or "floating point number" is a number, positive or negative, containing one or more decimals.
Here in the below example, we change the Float Values to str() to avoid the Type Error.

hight = 250.5
print("Your Height is : "+str(height) + " cm")
    # OutPut = Your Hight is: 250.5 cm

print(type(height))
    # OutPut = <class 'float'>

Booleans Data Types Variable.

Booleans represent one of two values: True or False.
Booleans also can be used in the Conditions checks and "if statement" where we need to check if the result is True OR False.

human = False
print(human)
    # OutPut = False

print(type(human))
    # ? OutPut = <class 'bool'>

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