Python Data Types for Beginners | Python tutorial

Learn Python data types in this beginners tutorial. You will learn about Python basic data types, literal assignments, constructor functions, methods, built-in Python functions, and more.

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(00:00) Intro
(00:05) Welcome
(00:13) Naming a Python file
(01:01) Literal Assignment & Checking Data Types
(03:37) Constructor functions
(05:49) String concatenation
(07:00) Casting a number to a string
(08:39) Multi-line strings
(10:07) Escaping Special Characters
(12:51) String Methods
(19:19) Building a Menu
(22:18) String Indexes & Index Ranges
(24:36) Boolean data type
(27:48) Integer data type
(28:50) Float data type
(29:36) Complex numeric data type
(30:53) Built-in numeric functions
(32:51) The math module
(35:31) Casting a string to a number

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21:31 What happens if the rjust and ljust fill is longer than the width of your terminal?
What happens if you leave out the `4` parameter of rjust. In this case, that 4 causes `$1` to fill a length of 4 chars, but won't it fill the remaining space in the terminal width anyway?
Edit: So i think the 4 means to place the text directly after the preceding text (in this case, rather than right-justify on the entire terminal line. I get it now.