Datatypes #
We will be exploring different datatypes
- Integer
- String
- Float
- Boolean
Integer #
- Any whole number
Examples #
5
10
102310
String #
- Any letters, numbers, and characters
- Quotation marks are needed around the value
- It can be either single or double quotes
Examples #
'Hi'
"I like to move it"
'P0k3m0n'
Float #
- Any number with a decimal
Examples #
23.325
34.1124
3.14
Boolean #
- True or False
Examples #
True
False
type()
#
type()
By adding any object within the parenthesis, it will return the type of it
Lets try it for an integer
print(type(5))
Will print out
<type 'int'>
It returns that value 5
has a type of int
, which means integer
Lets try it for a string
print(type('hi'))
Will print out
<type 'str'>
It returns that value 'hi'
has a type of str
, which means string
Lets try it for a float
print(type(5.2102))
Will print out
<type 'float'>
It returns that value 5.2102'
has a type of float
.
Lets try it for a boolean
print(type(True))
Will print out
<type 'bool'>
It returns that value True
has a type of bool
, which means boolean