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Data Types in Python
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# Boolean | |
# ------------------ | |
print(True) | |
print(False) | |
print(type(True)) | |
# Integers | |
# ------------------ | |
# Python 3 has no limit for the data size. Aside the memory of course. | |
# decimal by default | |
print("Decimal") | |
print(123123123123123123123123123123123123123123123123 + 1) | |
# 123123123123123123123123123123123123123123123124 | |
# Binary | |
print("Binary") | |
print(0b00000001) | |
print(0b00000010) | |
print(0b00000011) | |
print(0b00000100) | |
print(0b00000101) | |
print(0b00000110) | |
print(0b00000111) | |
print(0b00001000) | |
# Hex | |
print(0xAA) | |
# Print the type | |
print(type(0xAA)) | |
# Floating point | |
# ------------------ | |
print(4.2) | |
print(42e-1) | |
# Most python implementations represent python as a 64-bit double-precision value. | |
# Anything bigger it will be represent as "Inf" | |
print(1.79e308) | |
print(1.8e308) | |
# String | |
# ------------------ | |
print('Bitcoin fixes this') | |
print(type('Bitcoin fixes this')) | |
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