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In the previous exercise, we worked with two types of variables
integer
, or int: a number without decimal part. bmi
with the value 25 is an example of an integer. height
with the value of 40 (in rectangle example) is also an integer.
float
, or floating point: a number that has both integer and decimal parts. weight
with the value of 72.25 is an example of a float.
Other common data types in Python are
str
, or string: Represents sequences of characters such as a message or text. Variable my_name = "John"
is an example of a string
Pro Tip - We can use either single or double quotes to represent strings.
Example - "John" (notice double quotes) and 'John' (notice single quotes) both are same strings
bool
, or boolean: Represents logical values such as True
and False
.Variable is_great = True
is an example of a boolean
Pro Tip - Notice capitalization in True and False. Capitalization is important for boolean variables in Python
gender
, with the value "male"
is_obese
, with the value False
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