Learning Python: Python Datatypes
Now we have a python file open, lets starting learning how to program in python. Firstly we need to look at the types of data that we will see, in this case there are 4, first one that i am showing is int which mean integer and this is a whole number, so now decimal place. Next is a float, this is a number but with the decimal place, next we have a bool which means boolean, this value only has to types, either True or False, lastly str which means string and this is referencing anything in a pair of quotation marks for example "Hello" this is a string.
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