Python variables ✘

Python variables tutorial example explained
#python #variables #tutorial
#variable = a container for a value. Behaves as the value that it contains
#string = a series of characters
first_name = "Bro"
last_name = "Code"
full_name = first_name +" "+ last_name
print("Hello "+full_name)
print(type(first_name))
#int = a whole integer
age = 21
age += 1
print("Your age is: "+str(age))
print(type(age))
#float = a decimal number
height = 250.5
print("Your height is: "+str(height)+"cm")
print(type(height))
#boolean = True or False
human = True
print("Are you a human: "+str(human))
print(type(human))
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[@BroCodez]

#variable = a container for a value. Behaves as the value that it contains
#string = a series of characters
first_name = "Bro"
last_name = "Code"
full_name = first_name +" "+ last_name
print("Hello "+full_name)
# print(type(first_name))
#int = a whole integer
age = 21
age += 1
print("Your age is: "+str(age))
# print(type(age))
#float = a decimal number
height = 250.5
print("Your height is: "+str(height)+"cm")
# print(type(height))
#boolean = True or False
human = True
print("Are you a human: "+str(human))
# print(type(human))

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[@puneetcricket8486]

I am not sure if lists are considered a python variable type. I am new to python so...

[@sagarmunde5299]

Really a great tutorial, its so easy to understand the basics.

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Your way of explaining things is really great... Thank You...

[@asifaa5343]

Tip: In boolean true and fals must be spelled with the first letter in caps ( True , False)

[@Artyon]

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[@youtubevid5330]

instead of doing
print("hello "+name)
do this
print("hello",name)
no need to give space after hello, just replace + with , and you're good to go.
correct me if I am wrong

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[@piko_sama7350]

name = "Piko"
print(f"Hello {name}")

[@mongoliandeathworm406]

I could be wrong but I think doing print("hello",name) takes up an extra argument as opposed to print("hello"+name)

[@SekiberiusWelkesh]

You could also do print("Hello "+(first_name)+" "+last_name)

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[@samimerk5313]

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[@hanuandarjun]

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[@chinemeremopara2712]

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[@kimcris5801]

Easy to understand

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[@reda29100]

1:30 in addition to single and double quote delimiters ('text' and "text"), you may use triple single and double quotes as well: '''text''' and """text""".
A thing these two delimiters have that single-character delimiters don't have is, they retain lines within the string, unlike the first, where putting those in different lines:
my_text = 'text'
'in a new line'
is converted by Python to simply concatenated strings:
'textin a new line', while:
my_text = '''text
in a new line'''
stores the string, which when printed looks like:
text
in a new line
Of course, you can always create a string of joined strings separated by a string (new line character in this case): "first" + "
second", or "
".join(["first", "second", "any other string", ...] where it would concatenate the strings inside the list, putting the object in between (a string of "
", i.e., a new line in this case), but that feature is of convenience more than anything.

[@knightwolf900]

print("your the best bro")

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[@Spacious_GG]

9:29 , now we know how tall Bro Code is

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[@WilliamsEmp]

I tried this;
First_Name = input("What is your first name? ")
Last_Name = input("What is your last name? ")
print("Hello", First_Name +" "+ Last_Name)
age = input("How old are you " + First_Name + "? ")
print("You are " + str(age) + " years old")
height = input("What is your height in cm? ")
print("Your height is " + str(height) + "cm")

[@prasitsingh6713]

Why do you need to type str?

[@voibuicochauphitruongthanh14]

@@prasitsingh6713 because it was an integer and integer can't go with strings

[@user-sh5zv4yf5s]

Thank you for your support

[@marxmarx5058]

Bro is a legend

[@brondani_]

finally i feel like i learned something, thank you :D

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[@patrickbanzon7145]

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[@fadorn7]

please bro code tell me is there any extensions for chrome to run python codes or an extension which has terminal?

[@Dorelff]

[@rabiaabubakarabdulaziz5194]

Hi Bro Code, what code editor do you use???🤔 i really want to know.

[@AnxiousFrenchFries]

PyCharm

[@tatsumiogahulkbooster8287]

I guess that the new patch may have ****ed up everything. I can't do the run thing unless I force it with run... If u know what I mean "bro"

[@TehArcy]

hm even though I put true is still says false when I ask if I'm human O.o??? spooky

[@omriu5000]

I tried to pull off a huge variable and see if I can get it done, which I did !!
print("My height is " +str (height)) +print("Oh then I'm taller than you
")

[@chzzh6634]

print("Thank you Bro ")

[@notdumb3182]

HELLO BRO

[@cristianwilder3633]

the right yk haha

[@DailyDoseOfTopComment]

Perfectly normal height.. 250.5 cm... I reckon im just too abnormally small at 170

[@stuartYoung559]

If you was a girl, indeed i swear must have proposed you.😂.. thanks thanks thanks alot brother .. ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@YeahEsCereal]

Hi

[@Phr8]

print("down below")

[@Sir_Aramaki]

IK you are giga chad and you are probably taller then 90% of us but 250 cm is not normal. 8:04. lol but seriously great video