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Python DataTypes Beginner Kashaf

The document explains data types in Python, which are the kinds of values a variable can store. It covers four main data types: Integer (int), Float (float), String (str), and Boolean (bool), providing examples and usage for each. Additionally, it includes a quick tip to remember the characteristics of each data type.

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Python DataTypes Beginner Kashaf

The document explains data types in Python, which are the kinds of values a variable can store. It covers four main data types: Integer (int), Float (float), String (str), and Boolean (bool), providing examples and usage for each. Additionally, it includes a quick tip to remember the characteristics of each data type.

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Python Programming

Lesson – Data Types Explained


Prepared by: Kashaf Idrees
BS IT, University of Sargodha
What are Data Types?

Data types are the kind of values a variable can store. Every variable has a data type, so Python
knows how to use it.

1. Integer (int) – Whole Numbers

Examples: 5, 100, -3
```python
age = 18
print(age) # Output: 18
```
Used for whole numbers like age, count, marks.

2. Float (float) – Decimal Numbers

Examples: 3.14, 2.5, -0.99


```python
price = 45.50
print(price) # Output: 45.5
```
Used for money, temperature, or measurements.

3. String (str) – Text

Text must be inside quotes: " " or ' '


Examples: "Kashaf", "BS IT", "Hello World"
```python
name = 'Kashaf'
print(name) # Output: Kashaf
```
Used for names, messages, or any text.

4. Boolean (bool) – True / False

Only two values: True or False


```python
is_student = True
print(is_student) # Output: True
```
Used for conditions and yes/no questions.
Example – All Data Types Together

```python
age = 18 # int
height = 5.5 # float
name = 'Kashaf' # string
is_student = True # boolean
print(age, height, name, is_student)
```
Output:
18 5.5 Kashaf True

Quick Tip to Remember

- Int → Whole number


- Float → Decimal number
- String → Text
- Boolean → True/False

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