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9.Basic types and their use in Python<\/p>\n

These are the few basic types in Python.<\/p>\n

Integer: It refers to all integer numbers, negative and positve, than can be used in python, in order to create mathematical equations in your program.<\/p>\n

Float: This time it refers to decimal numbers, like 1.5, numbers that don’t fit into the integer category.<\/p>\n

String: It can be any sort of character, but it is preferred to be just letters, it be written inside of quotes. “Like this”.<\/p>\n

List: A list is a serie of data that can be change anytime, like x = [1, two, 3]<\/p>\n

Tuple: A tuple however, is pretty much a list that you can’t change, it is expresed like x = (1, two, 3)<\/p>\n

Dictionary: As a real life dictionary, this is an array of data, that explains the significance of a “key” word. For example {Sun : The nearest star to earth and its main source of light  }<\/p>\n

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