In the previous exercise, we have seen Python is a great calculator. In real-life when we write code, we use variables to define values so that we can reuse them again and again in our code.
A variable is a name that refers to a value. Let's see some examples.
my_name = "John"
age = 28
pi = 3.14
Here John is a string which is assigned to my_name variable. Similarly 28 is a number which is assigned to variable age. Variable pi is assigned the value of 3.14
Pro Tip - = is an assignment operator in Python. You can assign a value to a variable using = operator
To print the value of a variable, we use print statement. To print the value of my_name and pi, simply type below statement into a Jupyter notebook on the right-hand side and execute the cells.
print(my_name)
print(pi)
Use Jupyter notebook on the right-hand side to write code and complete this exercise
bank_balance with the value 200bank_balance. It should print 200
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