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Python Programming language Data types
Python programming language Datatypes
In this tutorial, we discuss the concept of Python programming language data types.
The data type is an important concept in every language including python language. Python language has a variety of data types to manipulate the python program. The value of every python language is has a data type.
In this topic, we can see some of the important data types in Python that are listed below.
Python programming numbers
Python numbers as a data type are denoted by integers, floating point numbers and complex numbers in Python language.
The above three dtat types are defined as int, float and complex respectively
Example
age=20 //this is a variable age holds value 20 as integer type average=56.7 //this is a variable average holds value 56.7 as float data type num=1+2j //this is a variable num holds value 1+2j as complex data type
Program
a=5 #integer number
print("a is",a)
b=4.55 #floating point number
print("b is",b)
c=1+2j #floating point number
print("c is",c)
When the above code is executed, it produces the following results
a is 5 b is 4.55 c is (1+2j)
Python programming String
The string is a sequence character In Python, we can use single quotes, double quotes or triple quotes for string representation.
Multi-line string can be denoted between triple quotes(”’, “””)
Example
str1='This is a string' // single quotes represant a Strng str2="This is another string" //double quotes represent a String str3="""This is multi line string"""//triple quotes represent a multi line String
Program
str1='Hollow i am Python'
print("str1[4]=",str1[4])
#display str1[4]
print("str1[1:6]=",str1[0:6])
#display str1[1:6]
print("str1[12:18]=",str1[12:18])
#display str1[12:18]
When the above code is executed, it produces the following results
str1[4]= o str1[1:6]= Hollow str1[12:18]=Python
Python programming list
This list is very easy to manipulate and a mostly used data type in python and it has an ordered sequential values in a single name.
All the items in a list may be the same type of variable but no need to be the same type.
It can have mixed data types
Example for list
marks=[45,67,87,65,48,98]; //list contains same data types
a=[34,54,56.7,”text”]//list contains different data type
Program
number=[2,4,6,8,10,12,14,16,18,20]
print("number[2]=",number[2])
#display number[2]
print("number[0:3]=",number[0:3])
#display number[0:3]
print("number[7:]=",number[7:])
#display number[7:]
When the above code is executed, it produces the following results
number[2]= 6 number[0:3]= [2, 4, 6] number[7:]= [16, 18, 20]
Python programming tuple
A tuple is an ordered sequenced data type looks like a list, but both have some differences. Tuple has data between parenthesis and every data is separated by the symbol of “comma (,)”. A tuple can have a mix data type and its content can not be changed (immutable data type)
Example
Tuple1=() #empty tuple
Tuple1=(345) #Tuple can have single data type
Tuple3=("Blue", 555, 45.34, "Kamal", "Orange") #Tuple contains different data types
colour=("Blue", "Red", "Black", "White", "Orange") #Tuple contains same data types
Program
tuple=(23,"Python",4.3,1+2j) #display tuple[2] print "tuple[2]=",tuple[2] #display tuple[3] print "tuple[3]=",tuple[3] #display tuple[0:3] print "tuple[0:3]=",tuple[0:3]
When the above code is executed, it produces the following results
tuple[2]= 4.3 tuple[3]= (1+2j) tuple[0:3]= (23, 'Python', 4.3)
Python Language set
Python set is an irregular collection of unique items. Sets have data between braces(curly brackets) and every data is separated by the symbol of “comma “;
Example
fruits={"Mango","Apple","Pine apple","Orange"}
age={54,27,18,62,54,76,31}
Program
fruits={"Mango","Apple","Pine apple","Orange"}
print(fruits)
When the above code is executed, it produces the following results
['Pine apple', 'Orange', 'Mango', 'Apple']
Python language dictionary
Python dictionary is an unordered collection of value with key-value pairs. Dictionaries are defined between curly brackets( braces) with each element of a pair of key-value.
When we use a huge amount of data we can use dictionary data type. when we know the key(pair of data) we can retrieve particular data or value
Dictionary form key: value
Example
Dict={1:name, 2:age, 3:male}
Program
Dict={1:34,2:56.5,3:'kumar'}
#display dictionary variable
print("Dict=",Dict)#display element Dictionary
print("Dict[2]=",Dict[2])#display element Dict[2]
When the above code is executed, it produces the following results
Dict= {1: 34, 2: 56.5, 3: 'kumar'}
Dict[2]=56.5
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