Data types define the kind or type of the data.
No declaration is required for data type in python because it is dynamic typed language.
Python has 14 built in data types. These are given below:
int, float, complex, bool, str, bytes, bytearray, range, list, tuple, set, frozenset, dict, Nonetype
Numbers: There are 3 built in data types for numbers
1. Integers (int)
2. Floating Point Numbers (float)
3. Complex Numbers (complex)
Strings(str):
Strings are denoted using quotes (single, double or even triple)
a='Mayank'
x="MAYANK"
y="""Mayank"""
These all are treated as string in python language.
Boolean:
The boolean variable can have either True or False.
x=True
y=False
print(type(x)) #bool
The datatypes which falls under the category of sequential data types are as:
str, bytes, bytearray, range, list, tuple
No declaration is required for data type in python because it is dynamic typed language.
Python has 14 built in data types. These are given below:
int, float, complex, bool, str, bytes, bytearray, range, list, tuple, set, frozenset, dict, Nonetype
Numbers: There are 3 built in data types for numbers
1. Integers (int)
2. Floating Point Numbers (float)
3. Complex Numbers (complex)
Strings(str):
Strings are denoted using quotes (single, double or even triple)
a='Mayank'
x="MAYANK"
y="""Mayank"""
These all are treated as string in python language.
Boolean:
The boolean variable can have either True or False.
x=True
y=False
print(type(x)) #bool
The datatypes which falls under the category of sequential data types are as:
str, bytes, bytearray, range, list, tuple
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