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What is the Python variable:-
First of all, Variable is some byte of memory where any value or character is store in memory, the variable for storing data value, python has no data type, Python has no command for variable declaration, To create a variable just give a name of a variable and assign value like below,
a = 10 b = 19.8 c = "SMGPLAZA" print(a) print(b) print(c)
Output Of Above code:-
10 19.8 SMGPLAZA
The variable doesn’t need to declare with any type, also if you want to change the datatype then you can.
a = 10 #a is a int type b = 19.8 #b is a float type c = "SMGPLAZA" #c is a character type print(a) print(b) print(c)
Output Of Above code:-
10 19.8 SMGPLAZA
Variable Names:-
A variable naming has particular no rules, but in programming, we are declared as a small name like x, y, a, b, etc… Else we are declaring a variable with meaning full name.
Rules for python variable
- The name started with the letter or underscore character.
- Name can’t start with numbers.
- Name can only start with the alpha-numerical characters and underscores.
- Names are case-sensitive.
Legal variable name:-
var = "SMGPLAZA" #legal variable name mvar = "PYTHON" # Legal variable name
Illegal variable name:-
9var = "Jay" #Illegal variable name m-var = "Manav" #Illegal variable name hi var = "Riya" #Illegal variable name
Assign a value for multiple variables:-
In python allow values to multiple variable in one line. like below,
a, b, c ="smgplaza" , "jay" , "manav" print(a) print(b) print(c)
Output:-
smgplaza jay manav
Output variable:-
Variables that are created outside of a function are known as global variables. It can be used by, both inside and outside functions.
how to create a variable outside the function.
x = "superb" def func(): print("Python is " + x) func()
Output:-
python is superb
How to create a variable inside the function.
x = "superb" def function(): x = "awesome" print("Python is " + x) function() print("Python is " + x)
Output:-
python is awesome. python is superb
Global keyword:-
To create a global variable in function, you can use the global
keyword.
use of global keyword
def myfun(): global a a = "fabulous" myfun() print("smgplaza is " + a)
Output:-
smgplaza is fabulous
Use global keyword inside the function
x = "awesome" def fun(): global x x = "superb" fun() print("Python is " + x)
Output:-
python is superb
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