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Python Data Types and Operations

The document contains a series of Python code snippets demonstrating variable types, arithmetic operations, string manipulations, list and tuple operations, and dictionary usage. It includes examples of input, type checking, and basic data structures. The code illustrates how to manipulate and format strings, perform calculations, and work with collections in Python.

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January 21, 2025

[1]: name = "xyz"


a = 12
b = 3.25

[2]: print(type(name))
print(type(a))
print(type(b))

<class 'str'>
<class 'int'>
<class 'float'>

[50]: my_text = input("enter your name:" )

enter your name: xyza

[5]: print(my_text)

Kirti

[7]: x = True
print(type(x))

<class 'bool'>

[8]: a+b

[8]: 15.25

[9]: a-b

[9]: 8.75

[10]: a*b

[10]: 39.0

[11]: a/b

1
[11]: 3.6923076923076925

[12]: a//b

[12]: 3.0

[13]: a%b

[13]: 2.25

[14]: a**b

[14]: 3216.170393056856

[16]: print(len(my_text))

[17]: my_text[1]

[17]: 'i'

[18]: my_text[-1]

[18]: 'i'

[23]: my_text[2]

[23]: 'r'

[25]: my_text + "hiiii"

[25]: 'Kirtihiiii'

[26]: my_text*3

[26]: 'KirtiKirtiKirti'

[28]: my_text[0:-1]

[28]: 'Kirt'

[29]: my_text[1:]

[29]: 'irti'

[30]: my_text[:4]

2
[30]: 'Kirt'

[32]: my_text[0::2]

[32]: 'Kri'

[35]: print("i" not in my_text)

False

[38]: my_text.upper()

[38]: 'KIRTI'

[39]: my_text.lower()

[39]: 'kirti'

[44]: my_text + " $"

[44]: 'Kirti $'

[45]: print(my_text.lstrip("$"))

Kirti

[48]: my_text.count("i")

[48]: 2

[52]: print("my name is {} {} {}.".format(my_text,a,b))

my name is xyza 12 3.25.

[53]: list1 = [1,2,3,34,5,"kite"]


print(list1)

[1, 2, 3, 34, 5, 'kite']

[54]: tup = 1,3,3,5,56,6

[55]: tup

[55]: (1, 3, 3, 5, 56, 6)

[57]: list1[3] = 3

[58]: list1

3
[58]: [1, 2, 3, 3, 5, 'kite']

[82]: tup[4] = 6

[65]: set1 = set(list1)

[1]: name = "xyz"


a = 12
b = 3.25

[2]: print(type(name))
print(type(a))
print(type(b))

<class 'str'>
<class 'int'>
<class 'float'>

[50]: my_text = input("enter your name:" )

enter your name: xyza

[5]: print(my_text)

Kirti

[7]: x = True
print(type(x))

<class 'bool'>

[8]: a+b

[8]: 15.25

[9]: a-b

[9]: 8.75

[10]: a*b

[10]: 39.0

[11]: a/b

[11]: 3.6923076923076925

[12]: a//b

4
[12]: 3.0

[13]: a%b

[13]: 2.25

[14]: a**b

[14]: 3216.170393056856

[16]: print(len(my_text))

[17]: my_text[1]

[17]: 'i'

[18]: my_text[-1]

[18]: 'i'

[23]: my_text[2]

[23]: 'r'

[25]: my_text + "hiiii"

[25]: 'Kirtihiiii'

[26]: my_text*3

[26]: 'KirtiKirtiKirti'

[28]: my_text[0:-1]

[28]: 'Kirt'

[29]: my_text[1:]

[29]: 'irti'

[30]: my_text[:4]

[30]: 'Kirt'

[32]: my_text[0::2]

5
[32]: 'Kri'

[35]: print("i" not in my_text)

False

[38]: my_text.upper()

[38]: 'KIRTI'

[39]: my_text.lower()

[39]: 'kirti'

[44]: my_text + " $"

[44]: 'Kirti $'

[45]: print(my_text.lstrip("$"))

Kirti

[48]: my_text.count("i")

[48]: 2

[52]: print("my name is {} {} {}.".format(my_text,a,b))

my name is xyza 12 3.25.

[53]: list1 = [1,2,3,34,5,"kite"]


print(list1)

[1, 2, 3, 34, 5, 'kite']

[54]: tup = 1,3,3,5,56,6

[55]: tup

[55]: (1, 3, 3, 5, 56, 6)

[57]: list1[3] = 3

[58]: list1

[58]: [1, 2, 3, 3, 5, 'kite']

[82]: tup[4] = 6

6
[65]: set1 = set(list1)

[66]: set1

[66]: {1, 2, 3, 5, 'kite'}

[67]: tup = list(tup)

[68]: type(tup)

[68]: list

[73]: data = {"name":"value","nope":5,2: [3,4]}

[74]: data

[74]: {'name': 'value', 'nope': 5, 2: [3, 4]}

[75]: data["name"]5,2

[75]: 'value'

[76]: [Link]()

[76]: dict_keys(['name', 'nope', 2])

[77]: [Link]()

[77]: dict_values(['value', 5, [3, 4]])

[81]: [Link](5)

[ ]:

[66]: set1

[66]: {1, 2, 3, 5, 'kite'}

[67]: tup = list(tup)

[68]: type(tup)

[68]: list

[73]: data = {"name":"value","nope":5,2: [3,4]}

[74]: data

7
[74]: {'name': 'value', 'nope': 5, 2: [3, 4]}

[75]: data["name"]5,2

[75]: 'value'

[76]: [Link]()

[76]: dict_keys(['name', 'nope', 2])

[77]: [Link]()

[77]: dict_values(['value', 5, [3, 4]])

[81]: [Link](5)

[ ]:

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