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Python Datatypes

The document explains the behavior of collection data types, categorizing them into mutable and immutable types. Mutable types include lists, sets, and dictionaries, which can be modified, while immutable types include single-value data types, strings, and tuples. It provides syntax examples for modifying and deleting elements in lists, as well as details on the properties of dictionaries and sets.

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Python Datatypes

The document explains the behavior of collection data types, categorizing them into mutable and immutable types. Mutable types include lists, sets, and dictionaries, which can be modified, while immutable types include single-value data types, strings, and tuples. It provides syntax examples for modifying and deleting elements in lists, as well as details on the properties of dictionaries and sets.

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Behaviour of collection data type

> there are two type of data type


1. Mutable data type
2. immutable data type
1. mutable data type : The data in wehich we can modify their value space called
mutable data type
> there are 3 types of collection dsta type
1. list
2. set
3. Dictionary
>syntax for modify : variablename [index_possition]= new_value
>syntax for delete : del variablename[index_possition]

[Link] data types : the data in which we can't modyfy there value space thats
call immutable data types
> there are 3 types data
1. All single value data type
[Link] data type
. integer
. float
. complex
[Link] data type

.true
.false
2. string
[Link]
>>>>LIST::
>list is a both homogenious and heterogenious data type in which each and
evry element is separeted by comma(,) and enclosed ina squre bracket ([])
>List is a mutable data type .
>List is a order collection data type .
>In list indexing and slicing is possible.
>List is a varible lenght data type because it is a mutable data type.
> syntax:>variablename[e1,e2,e3,e4,...en]
Examples : L= [10,20,39,45,89]
len(L)
5
type (L)
<class 'list'>
L[1]
20
L[3]
45
L[-1]
89
L[1:4:]
[20, 39, 45]
L[::-2]
[89, 39, 10]
L[::2]
[10, 39, 89]
L[::-1]
[89, 45, 39, 20, 10]
del L[3]
L
[10, 20, 39, 89]
L[1]=12
L
[10, 12, 39, 89]

>>>>SET::
>Set is both homo genious and hetero genious collection data type in which
each and every elements is saparate by comma(,)and enclosed in a carlibracess({})
>it is a mutable data type

>>>>DICTIONARY::
>Dictionary is order collection data type of key and values pair.
>In case of dictionary key and values are enclosed by comma(,).
>The kye and values are separate by (:)
>dictionary is mutable data types
>as the data is form of pair we can't perform modyfy or slicing
Syntax: variablename{keyname:valname,keyname:valname....}
PROPOTIES OF KEY >>
> we can use only immutable data type in key values.
> key are case sentivite
> if we add the duplicate key values then recent value assign to that key.
PROPOTIES OF VALUES >>
> We can use duplicate value in dictionary
> We can use any type of data in values

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