print("Hello World!") |
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Example 1
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Example 2
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Example 3
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Text Type:
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str |
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Numeric Types:
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int, float, complex |
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Sequence Types:
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list, tuple, range |
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Mapping Type:
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dict |
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Set Types:
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set, frozenset |
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Boolean Type:
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bool |
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Binary Types:
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bytes, bytearray, memoryview |
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Get the data type of a variable "var"
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type(var) |
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Example
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Data Type
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x = "Color" |
list |
x = 1 |
int |
x = 1.2 |
float |
x = 2j |
complex |
x = ["Blue","Red","Yellow"] |
list |
x = ("Blue","Red","Yellow") |
tuple |
x = range(8) |
range |
x={"Age":25,"Height":1.72} |
dict |
x = {"Pink","Red"} |
set |
x = frozenset({"Pink","Red"}) |
frozenset |
x = True |
bool |
x = b"Color" |
bytes |
x = bytearray(8) |
bytearray |
x = memoryview(bytes(8)) |
memoryview |
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Get the data type of x :
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x = "Color" |
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