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# 1. Look into Exercise 1 ( creating a variable) , and for the 10 varaibles we created earlier, state their data types

age = 20  # integer
name = "tuna"  # string

speed_limit = "120km/h"  # string
average = 2.34  # float

size = 23  # integer
number_of_babies = 2  # integer

number_of_scripts = 100  # integer
file_writer = "this is a file writer"  # string

dob = '31/13/3001'  # string
date_of_birth = '32nd Minuamber, 1963'  # string
birth_date = 'April 1, 1976'  # string

person_1 = "daniel"  # string
person_2 = "anthony"  # string

#  2. What will be the data type of the following values:
# 'University of github' -> string
# 'swift-Python' -> string
#  100 -> integer
#  12.0 -> float
#  12 -> integer
# 'B+' -> string
#  '1 + 1' -> string
#  345.0 -> float
#  360 -> integer
#  3.1432 -> float
#  "sipping ice cream from a linux cup" -> string

# 3. Now create a variable with a suitable name 
# ( the name of the variable should be in a way that describes 
# or gives an information about what the value of interest is) 
# Eg: user_ip = '172.16.17.32' and user_name = '<NAME>'

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# 1. Look into Exercise 1 ( creating a variable) , and for the 10 varaibles we created earlier, state their data types

age = 20  # integer
name = "tuna"  # string

speed_limit = "120km/h"  # string
average = 2.34  # float

size = 23  # integer
number_of_babies = 2  # integer

number_of_scripts = 100  # integer
file_writer = "this is a file writer"  # string

dob = '31/13/3001'  # string
date_of_birth = '32nd Minuamber, 1963'  # string
birth_date = 'April 1, 1976'  # string

person_1 = "daniel"  # string
person_2 = "anthony"  # string

#  2. What will be the data type of the following values:
# 'University of github' -> string
# 'swift-Python' -> string
#  100 -> integer
#  12.0 -> float
#  12 -> integer
# 'B+' -> string
#  '1 + 1' -> string
#  345.0 -> float
#  360 -> integer
#  3.1432 -> float
#  "sipping ice cream from a linux cup" -> string

# 3. Now create a variable with a suitable name 
# ( the name of the variable should be in a way that describes 
# or gives an information about what the value of interest is) 
# Eg: user_ip = '172.16.17.32' and user_name = '<NAME>'

max_width = 34.55
# 1. Look into Exercise 1 ( creating a variable) , and for the 10 varaibles we created earlier, state their data types # integer # string # string # float # integer # integer # integer # string # string # string # string # string # string #  2. What will be the data type of the following values: # 'University of github' -> string # 'swift-Python' -> string #  100 -> integer #  12.0 -> float #  12 -> integer # 'B+' -> string #  '1 + 1' -> string #  345.0 -> float #  360 -> integer #  3.1432 -> float #  "sipping ice cream from a linux cup" -> string # 3. Now create a variable with a suitable name # ( the name of the variable should be in a way that describes # or gives an information about what the value of interest is) # Eg: user_ip = '172.16.17.32' and user_name = '<NAME>'