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Datatypes in Python
Datatypes are used to define the particular type of value it represents.
String is the data type for textual values.
Integer and Float are data types for numerical values.
Integers are whole numbers without a decimal point. They can be positive, negative or zero. Ex: 1,2….. N
Float is the data type for numbers with decimal places, they can be positive or negative. Ex : 0.3, 1.5, 22.5
The way computers operate with values depends on the data type

print(7+2) #9
print(7.0+2.0) #9.0
print(“7”+”2”) #72

Anything in quotation marks will be treated as a String, even numbers.
When you use the + addition operator with string values the two strings are joined together. This is known as Concatenation.





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