06 - Number Data Types ( int; float; complex ) | Python Tutorials

In python all data types are objects. This video goes over the number data types int, float, and complex. We'll talk about what an object exactly is in a later video.

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Python (.py)

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[SimplyCoded]

Dang, I knew I was forgetting something. Float can also represent positive and negative infinity, and not a number (NaN)

positive_infinity = float("Infinity") # or float("inf") or float("+inf")
negative_infinity = float("-Infinity") # or float("-inf")
not_a_number = float("nan")

print( "Positive Infinity is represented by:", positive_infinity )
print( "Negative Infinity is represented by:", negative_infinity )
print( "A value that is not a number is represented by:", not_a_number )

And you can use underscores to group numbers without affecting them similar to how we use commas in real life.

print( 498_131_001_500 ) # much easier to read than
print( 498131001500 )

[rishabhtomar]

Please tell me how can i set up my VS code just like as simple as yours?

[roy]

what is numerator and denominator ???

[georgibaldjiev]

at 6:20 you said "the square root of negative one" that is like dividing by zero - it's impossible