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Python Variables Notes3

This document provides beginner notes on Python variables, explaining their purpose as containers for storing and managing data in a program. It outlines the syntax for creating variables, rules for naming them, and examples of valid and invalid variable names. Additionally, it covers how to use the print() function with variables and how to update variable values.

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Python Variables Notes3

This document provides beginner notes on Python variables, explaining their purpose as containers for storing and managing data in a program. It outlines the syntax for creating variables, rules for naming them, and examples of valid and invalid variable names. Additionally, it covers how to use the print() function with variables and how to update variable values.

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Python Variables -

Beginner Notes
- A variable stores a value.

- Think of it like a box with a


name.
What is a
Variable?
- You can change or reuse
the value anytime.

- Used to store and manage


data in a program.
- Store data temporarily while
Store the program runs.

Why Are
- Reuse values without
Variables Reuse repeating.
Important?
- Make code easier to read and
Make maintain.
Syntax to Create a Variable
• Syntax:
• variable_name = value

• Example:
• name = "Anil"
• age = 21
Rules for Variable Names

- Start with a letter or underscore (_)

- Cannot start with a number

- No spaces allowed

- Can use letters, numbers, and underscores

- Case-sensitive (Name ≠ name)


Valid Variable Examples
• name = "Anil" # string
• age = 21 # integer
• marks = 85.5 # float
• is_passed = True # boolean
Invalid Variable Examples
• 1name = "Anil" # starts with number
• student name = "A" # contains space
• @roll = 23 # invalid character
Using print() with Variables
• name = "Anil"
• age = 21
• print("Student Name:", name)
• print("Age:", age)

• Output:
• Student Name: Anil
• Age: 21
Updating Variables
• age = 21
• age = 22 # updated value
• print(age) # Output: 22

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