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Python Basic Notes Int Float STR

This document provides basic notes on Python data types: integers (int), floating-point numbers (float), and strings (str), including examples and type conversion methods. It also lists essential shortcut keys for coding in VS Code and IDLE, such as copy, paste, and run commands. These notes serve as a quick reference for beginners learning Python syntax and functionality.

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Python Basic Notes Int Float STR

This document provides basic notes on Python data types: integers (int), floating-point numbers (float), and strings (str), including examples and type conversion methods. It also lists essential shortcut keys for coding in VS Code and IDLE, such as copy, paste, and run commands. These notes serve as a quick reference for beginners learning Python syntax and functionality.

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Python Basic Notes (int, float, str & Shortcut Keys)

1. int (Integer)

• Used to store whole numbers (no decimal).


• Examples: 10, -5, 0, 100
• Example code: x = 5
• Type check: type(x)
• Convert to int: int(3.5) → 3

2. float (Decimal Number)

• Used to store decimal numbers.


• Examples: 3.14, -2.5, 0.0
• Example code: y = 3.5
• Type check: type(y)
• Convert to float: float(5) → 5.0

3. str (String)

• Used to store text (characters).


• Written inside quotes (' ' or " ").
• Examples: 'Hello', "Python"
• Example code: name = 'Imran'
• Convert to string: str(10) → '10'

4. Basic Python Shortcut Keys (VS Code / IDLE)

• Ctrl + C → Copy
• Ctrl + V → Paste
• Ctrl + X → Cut
• Ctrl + Z → Undo
• Ctrl + Y → Redo
• Ctrl + S → Save file
• Ctrl + / → Comment or Uncomment line
• Shift + Enter → Run selected code (IDLE)
• F5 → Run program (IDLE)

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