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Python Data Types Explained

The document outlines various Python data types, including number types (int, float, complex), boolean, sequence types (str, list, tuple), and mapping types (dict). It distinguishes between mutable and immutable types, emphasizing the importance of understanding these concepts for efficient data organization and processing. The summary table categorizes the data types and their mutability.

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Python Data Types Explained

The document outlines various Python data types, including number types (int, float, complex), boolean, sequence types (str, list, tuple), and mapping types (dict). It distinguishes between mutable and immutable types, emphasizing the importance of understanding these concepts for efficient data organization and processing. The summary table categorizes the data types and their mutability.

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PYTHON DATA

TYPES
NUMBER DATA TYPES

• Integer (int): Whole numbers → a = 25


• Float (float): Decimal numbers → x = 3.14
• Complex (complex): Real + Imaginary → z = 2 + 3j
• Immutable
BOOLEAN DATA TYPE

• Boolean (bool) represents truth values


• Values: True, False
SEQUENCE DATA TYPES

• String (str): Characters, Immutable → 'Hello'


• List (list): Ordered, Mutable → [10, 20, 'apple']
• Tuple (tuple): Ordered, Immutable → (1, 2, 3)
NONE DATA TYPE

• None represents absence of value


• Example: result = None
MAPPING DATA TYPE

• Dictionary (dict): Key–Value pairs, Mutable


• Example: student = {'name': 'Amit', 'age': 16, 'class': '10th'}
MUTABLE VS
IMMUTABLE

• Mutable (can change): list, dict, set


• Immutable (cannot change): int, float, complex, str, tuple, bool,
None
SUMMARY TABLE

• Number → int, float, complex


• Boolean → bool
• Sequence → str, list, tuple
• None → NoneType
• Mapping → dict
• Mutable → list, dict, set
• Immutable → int, float, complex, str, tuple, bool, None
CONCLUSION

• Python supports multiple data types


• Helps in organizing and processing data efficiently
• Knowing mutable vs immutable is important

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