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The document discusses variables in Python, including how to define and assign variables of different data types, updating variable values, and rules for variable names. It provides examples of arithmetic operations using variables and demonstrates that variable names are case sensitive.

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1/28/2021 Python for O&G Lecture 4 - Variables - Colaboratory

Python for Oil and Gas

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Variables are used for storing data values!

# examples of variables

a = 5
b = 7

print(a)
print(b)
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5
7

print(a+b)

12

print(a*b)

35

# you can update the variables

a = 9
b =568745161

print(a)

print(b)

568745161

We can store any data type in a variable

c = 2.56
d = 3+9j

print(c+d)

(5.5600000000000005+9j)
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e = 'Divyansh'

print(e)

Divyansh

Rules for Variable Names

1. Variable always start with a letter or an underscore


2. Variable name only contains alphabets, numeric values and underscore
3. Variable name never starts with a number
4. Variable names are case sensitive

abc = 'random'

_abc = 'kjsdkjb'

1abc = 'jnckj'

File "<ipython-input-11-594ed4ed1e92>", line 1


1abc = 'jnckj'
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

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_bh23 = 'rJKNSKJB'

_bh23$ = 59

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File "<ipython-input-13-dc7e7b0dbd1f>", line 1


_bh23$ = 59
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

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var = 15
Var = 60

print(var)

15

print(Var)

60

print(var + Var)

75

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