Table of Contents for this Page Common Variable types Python’s built in [crayon-6873889624779856882815-i/] function Naming Conventions for Variables (snake vs camel case) Python supports the basic types of variables that you would expect from a general purpose language. These are listed below. Number floating point integer String (more here) Boolean List (more on lists here) Dictionary Tuple Example … Continue reading Variable Types in Python →
In our prior lesson on Python strings , we indicate looked at how to create a string and how to reference individual characters in string. Now, we’ll look at how to excerpt multiple characters from a string. If you want to Python to talk about multiple letters, Python needs to know where to begin and where … Continue reading Python Substrings- Multiple Letters →
Most programming languages have certain types of variables including boolean variables (true or false), numeric variables (integers and/or decimal points). One of the other common types of variables are strings. A string begins and ends with a quotation mark. A string in is just stuff inside quotes. The sample code below creates 3 different string variables ([crayon-6873889624ed2173963052-i/] , [crayon-6873889624ed7647546022-i/] , and [crayon-6873889624ed8815902196-i/] ) …...
