PYTHON

python variable

string = 'string'
integer = 5
boolean = True

python variable

#declaring different type of variables in python
variable1 = "value" # string
variable2 = 1000000 # integer
variable3 = 10000.0 # real/float
variable4 = True # boolean: True or False

python variables

name="John"
print("Hello "+name)

variables in python

# Variables in Python are used to store some data in it and use it over and
# over again 
# Variables can store Strings, Integers, Floats, Booleans
var_string = "Hello World!"
var_integer = 1234567890	# any number
var_float = 3.14159			# any number with decimal value
var_boolean = True          # True or False

variables in python

x = 5
y = "John"
print(x)
print(y)

variables in python

Simple terms: a variable is a box that you can put stuff in it such as
strings int booleans

python variable

variable_name = "Hello World"
one_number = 1

variables in python

#Variables
#Name your variable

myvar = 'Variable'
Number = 9

print(myvar, Number, 'are the variables I made')

python variables

x = str(3)    # x will be '3'
y = int(3)    # y will be 3
z = float(3)  # z will be 3.0

print(type(x))
print(type(y))
print(type(Z))

Python Variables

Python Variables are like boxes that store some values

Example of delcaring a variable:

number = 1
name = "Python"
isUseful = True
number_2 = 1.5

python vars

class Fruit:
  def __init__(self, apple = 5, banana = 10):
    self.apple = apple
    self.banana = banana
  
eat = Fruit()

# returns __dict__ of the eat object
print(vars(eat))

python variables

var = 640
number = 604
tr = 623

python variables

#Varibles Guide:
a = 5 #NUMBER
b = "Varibles!" #STRING
c = True #BOOLEN  Hey, this is an edit, sorry for having it as true not True, caps matter.
d = False #BOOLEN Hey, this is an edit, sorry for having it as false not False, caps matter.

Python Variables

name=input('What is your name')
email=input('what is your email')
print(f"Hi {name}! We will be contacting you shortly at {email}")

variables in python

VarName = "Value"
VarName = 56
VarName = True

python variable

variable_name = variable_value #String, integer, float, boolean, ...

Python Variables

x = "Jack"
y = 110
print(x)
print(y)

variables in python

# in python you can assign values to multiple variables in one line

a, b, c = "one", "two", "there"

print(a)
print(b)
print(c)

vars() python

# function vars() is defined as: vars([object]) -> dictionary
# the vars() function takes an object and returns a its __dict__ attribute,
# which is a dictionary of all of its writable attributes

class Person:
	def __init__(self, name = "anonymous", age = 21, employed = True):
		self.name = name
		self.age = age

        
Sam = Person()
John = Person('John', 18)

# notice the 'employed' attribute is not returned
print(vars(Sam))  # {'name': "anonymous", 'age': 21}
print(vars(John))  # {'name': "John", 'age': 18}

python variable

variable_username = "Hello"