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Python Variable Assignment Guide

The document provides examples of variable assignment and rules for naming variables in Python. It emphasizes that variable names must start with an alphabet or underscore, cannot contain spaces, and are case-sensitive. Additionally, it notes that keywords should not be used as variable names.

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Python Variable Assignment Guide

The document provides examples of variable assignment and rules for naming variables in Python. It emphasizes that variable names must start with an alphabet or underscore, cannot contain spaces, and are case-sensitive. Additionally, it notes that keywords should not be used as variable names.

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In [2]: # assigning a value to a variable.

a=10
print(a)

10

a=10 b=20 print(a) print(b) print(a+b)

In [5]: a,b=10,20

print(a)
print(b)

10
20

In [6]: x=5
y=5
print(x)
print(y)

5
5

In [7]: x=y=5
print(x)
print(y)

5
5

In [9]: #Variale should start with alphabet or underscore(_)


age=10
_age=12
print(age)
print(_age)
# @age=10 gives error
# variabble should not contain space in between

10
12

In [14]: #It should not start with numerical value and it can come inbetween or end
value1=15
print(value1)

15

In [11]: #It can be alphanumeric


num123=5
print(num123)

In [15]: #It is case sensitive


a=12
A=15
print(a)
print(A)
number=12
Number=12
print(number)
print(Number)

12
15
12
12

In [17]: #no keywords should be use in variable


#such as print, if, while, do , for...

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