Python Tutorial for Beginners in Hindi | Built in Datatypes in Python | Python Tutorial in Hindi

Python Tutorial for Beginners in Hindi | Built in Datatypes in Python | Python Tutorial in Hindi
this video is part of python tutorial for beginners in hindi series.In this video,i have explained about datatypes in python.I have covered all datatypes in python.Python has number of in-built datatypes.Let's explore them one by one.I have also given examples and practicals.
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NOTES :
1. INT = 12, 13, 14 ( NATURAL NUMBERS BOTH POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE)
2. FLOAT= 12.4, 13.4 ( Decimal number)
3. Complex = 12+7j (Normally we represent i as imaginary number but in python j represent as imaginary number )
4. String = group of Alphabets, number or symbols
5. Boolean = True = 1, False =0
6. list = inclosed in square brackets [ ]
7. Tuple = immutable data type
8. Dictionary = pair and keys sequence
Inclosed with Curly brackets { }
Example : { " name " : karan, " Roll number " : 123 }
9. Set = unordered collection of data .we use set to avoid duplicate value .
Example :
set_example = { 1, 2, 3, 3, 4, 4, 5}
print(set_example)
#Output = {1, 2, 3, 4, 5}

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Notes :
1. String : inclosed with in single or double or triple quotes
2. Indexing count start from 0
3. If you want to reverse indexing that's too possible with negative number
4. Syntax of indexing :
Print(string_name [index number])
5. list inclosed with in [ ] square brackets.
6. Example :
simple_list = [ 12, 13.4, "karan", "Raj", " Ashish"]
print (simple_list[0]) # output : 12
simple_list[1] = 15
print (simple_list)
#output : [12, 15, "karan", "Raj", " Ashish"]
7. Boolean: In True and False first letter should be in capital .
8. Boolean type in python : and, or, not
9. True = 1, False = 0