In the last blog posts, we covered just starting scratching the surface of Python Data Types and Python Statements. We also explained what each data type was, general use cases, and how to run some standard methods against them. Next, we went on to the three Python statement types. A brief description of what they […]
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We are now crossing into a new plateau when it comes to programming. The last few posts were to lay the foundation of what out-of-the-box data types Python has and how you can work with them. We barely scratched what you can do with each Python data type. The previous posts just gave you an
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The next topic to discuss is Python Variables and Integers from our Python data types. Python Variables We can store objects in Python, and these objects are called variables. Variables are a way for us to store information to be re-used again in our scripts. Variables in Python are written incamel_case and have to have
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Python allows us to work with integers (type int) and floats (type float), two fundamental data types discussed in a previous blog post about Python Data Types. Python Integers and floats are numerical representations, with the main difference being a floating number has a decimal point, and an integer does not. The Python programming language
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Python Data types are an essential part of the Python programming language. Python has built-in data types that we can use to store different kinds of information. The default most common data types are: We will explore integers and floats in more detail in the next post!