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Basic Python Notes - G6

This document provides basic Python notes for Grade 6, covering data types such as int, float, str, and bool, along with examples. It explains the print() and input() functions, variable creation rules, string concatenation, and binary operators. Key points include variable naming conventions and the use of operators for arithmetic operations.

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Basic Python Notes - G6

This document provides basic Python notes for Grade 6, covering data types such as int, float, str, and bool, along with examples. It explains the print() and input() functions, variable creation rules, string concatenation, and binary operators. Key points include variable naming conventions and the use of operators for arithmetic operations.

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Basic Python Notes – Grade 6 o/p:

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1. DATA TYPES
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a) int (Integer) – Whole numbers
Example: 2. print() FUNCTION
x = 10 Used to display output on the screen.
print(x)
Syntax:
o/p: 10
print("message")
b) float – Decimal numbers
Example:
Example:
y = 3.5
print("Hello Students")
print(y)
o/p:
o/p: 3.5
c) str (String) – Text or number values (written inside quotes) Hello Students
Example:
name = "Rahul" NOTE:
a=”8” What is a Variable in Python?
print(name)
A variable in Python is a name used to store data (a value) in memory.
print(a) You can think of it like a labeled box where you keep information so you
can use it later in your program.
o/p:

Rahul Example:

8 name = "Alice"
age = 20
price = 99.5
d) bool (Boolean) – True or False values
Example: Here:
a=5
name, age, and price are variables
b=3
print(a>b) "Alice", 20, and 99.5 are the values stored in them
Rules for Creating Variables in Python

1. Variable names must start with a letter or underscore (_)

2. Variable names cannot start with a number


Summary for creating a variable

 Start with letter or underscore

 Cannot start with number

 Use letters, numbers, underscore

 No spaces

 Not a Python keyword

 Case-sensitive
3. input() FUNCTION
Used to take input from the user.
Syntax: o/p:
variable = input("message") HiHiHi
Example:
name = input("Enter your name: ") Example 2:
print("Hello", name) print( “2 " * 3)

o/p: o/p:

Enter your name: sakthi 222

Hello sakthi Note: Both string data types can’t be replicated. It must be always one str data
4. STRING CONCATENATION type with int data type.
Joining two strings using + operator.
print(“hi” * “hi”)
Example 1:
first = "Good" o/p: Error
second = "Morning"
print(first + " " + second) 6. BINARY OPERATORS (Arithmetic Operators)
+ Addition
o/p:
- Subtraction
Good Morning * Multiplication
/ Division
Example 2: % Modulus (Remainder)
first = "1" ** Exponent (Power)
second = "2" // Floor Division
print(first + second)
Example:
o/p: a = 10
b=3
12 print(a + b)
print(a % b)
5. STRING REPLICATION
Repeating a string using * operator. o/p:
Example 1: 13
print("Hi " * 3)
1

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