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Python Cheat Sheet: Basic Data Types

Description Example

Boolean The Boolean data type is a truth value, either ## 1. Boolean Operations
​ alse​.
True​ ​or F x, y = ​True​, ​False
print(x ​and​ ​not​ y) ​# True
The Boolean operators ordered by priority: print(​not​ x ​and​ y ​or​ x) ​# True
not​ x​ ​ → “if x is False, then x, else y”
x ​and​ y​ → “if x is False, then x, else y” ## 2. If condition evaluates to False
x ​or​ y​ ​ → “if x is False, then y, else x” if​ ​None​ ​or​ ​0​ ​or​ ​0.0​ ​or​ ​''​ ​or​ [] ​or​ {} ​or​ set():
​# None, 0, 0.0, empty strings, or empty
These comparison operators evaluate to ​True​: ​# container types are evaluated to False
1​ < ​2​ ​and​ ​0​ <= ​1​ ​and​ ​3​ > ​2​ ​and​ ​2​ >=​2​ ​and
print(​"Dead code"​) ​# Not reached
1​ == ​1​ ​and​ ​1​ != ​0​ ​# True

Integer, An integer is a positive or negative number ## 3. Arithmetic Operations


Float without floating point (e.g. ​3​). A float is a x, y = ​3​, ​2
positive or negative number with floating point print(x + y) ​# = 5
precision (e.g.​ ​3.14159265359​). print(x - y) ​# = 1
print(x * y) ​# = 6
The ‘​//​’ operator performs integer division. print(x / y) ​# = 1.5
The result is an integer value that is rounded print(x // y) ​# = 1
toward the smaller integer number print(x % y) ​# = 1s
(e.g. 3​ ​ // ​2​ == ​1​). print(-x) ​# = -3
print(abs(-x)) ​# = 3
print(int(​3.9​)) ​# = 3
print(float(​3​)) ​# = 3.0
print(x ** y) ​# = 9

String Python Strings are sequences of characters. ## 4. Indexing and Slicing


s = ​"The youngest pope was 11 years old"
The four main ways to create strings are the print(s[​0​]) ​# 'T'
following. print(s[​1​:​3​]) ​# 'he'
print(s[​-3​:​-1​]) ​# 'ol'
1. Single quotes print(s[​-3​:]) ​# 'old'
'Yes' x = s.split() ​# creates string array of words
2. Double quotes print(x[​-3​] + ​" "​ + x[​-1​] + ​" "​ + x[​2​] + ​"s"​)
"Yes"
# '11 old popes'
3. Triple quotes (multi-line)
"""Yes
## 5. Most Important String Methods
We Can"""
y = ​" This is lazy\t\n "
4. String method
print(y.strip()) ​# Remove Whitespace: 'This is lazy'
str(​5​) == ​'5'​ ​# True
print(​"DrDre"​.lower()) ​# Lowercase: 'drdre'
5. Concatenation
print(​"attention"​.upper()) ​# Uppercase: 'ATTENTION'
"Ma"​ + ​"hatma"​ ​# 'Mahatma'
print(​"smartphone"​.startswith(​"smart"​)) ​# True
print(​"smartphone"​.endswith(​"phone"​)) ​# True
print(​"another"​.find(​"other"​)) ​# Match index: 2
These are whitespace characters in strings.
print(​"cheat"​.replace(​"ch"​, ​"m"​)) ​# 'meat'
● Newline \​ n
print(​','​.join([​"F"​, ​"B"​, ​"I"​])) ​# 'F,B,I'
● Space ​ s
\
print(len(​"Rumpelstiltskin"​)) ​# String length: 15
● Tab ​ t
\ print(​"ear"​ ​in​ ​"earth"​) ​# Contains: True

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