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The document outlines various data types in Python, including Numeric types (Integer, Float, Complex), Boolean, Sequence types (String, List, Tuple), and Dictionary. It provides definitions and examples for each type, highlighting their characteristics and usage. Additionally, it notes the immutability of Tuples and the specific notation for hexadecimal and octal numbers.

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The document outlines various data types in Python, including Numeric types (Integer, Float, Complex), Boolean, Sequence types (String, List, Tuple), and Dictionary. It provides definitions and examples for each type, highlighting their characteristics and usage. Additionally, it notes the immutability of Tuples and the specific notation for hexadecimal and octal numbers.

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KEYWORDS USED IN PYTHON

DATA TYPES
Numeric Any representation of data which
has numeric value. Python identifies
three types of numbers – integer,
float and complex number.

Positive and negative whole numbers.


Integer
Examples: 1234, -234, 0x46 (hexadecimal
number), 0O123 (octal number))

Note: In C and related programming languages


such as Python, a hexadecimal number is
prefixed with 0x and an octal number is prefixed
with 0O.

Real numbers with a floating point representation


Float in which the fractional component is denoted by
a decimal or scientific notation

Examples: -55.550, 0.005, 1.32E10 (scientific


notation))

A number with a real and imaginary component


Complex number is represented as a + bj inPython where a and b
are floats and

j = √-1

Examples: 4+6j, -2.3+6.4j

Note: The common mathematical representation


of a complex number uses a +bi with i being the
imaginary part. But in electronics j is used
because i already represent current and the next
letter after i is j.

Boolean Any representation of data which


has two values denoted by True and
False.

Sequence An ordered collection of similar or


different data types. The built-in
Sequence data types in Python are
– String, List, and Tuple.

A collection of one or more characters put in


String single, double or triple quotes.

Examples: ‘Hello’, "Hello", "'Hello'", """Hello"""

An ordered collection of one or more data items,


List not necessarily of the same type, put in square
brackets.

Examples: [1,"Ravi",75.50, True]


An ordered collection of one or more data items,
Tuple not necessarily of the same type put in
parentheses. The contents of a tuple cannot be
modified – it is immutable - after the tuple is
created.

Examples: (1,"Ravi", 75.50, True)

Note: Refer to the Helper Text to learn more


about mutability.

An unordered collection of data in key:value pair


Dictionary form. Collection of such pairs is enclosed in curly
brackets.

Example: {1:"Superman", 2:"Wonder Woman",


3:"Thor", 4: "Hulk", 5:"Black Widow"}

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