Learning Python: What is a variable
Now we know what the data types are. A variable is basically something that contains another value, for example in the code i have shown in the image i say x = 100, this means x has a value of 100. A variable can be called anything really except for words that are used in python, for example if you made a variable called True, it wouldnt be advised as True is used already. Now lets make a variable for each data type like i have shown in the image.
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