Question

Consider the statement:
first_name = “Ayana”;
(i) What is the datatype of first_name?
(ii) Is 325 the same as “321”? Give reason.​

Answer 1

Answer:

( i ) => The data type will be string as the variable is storing the word ayana which is in double quotes .

( ii ) => No , they are not same . because 321 is integer type whereas 321 is of string type because it is in double quotes.

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Answer 2

The statement given is:

>>> first_name = "Ayana"

(i) Answer:

The value stored in the variable first_name, "Ayana", falls under the string datatype.

(ii) Answer:

No, 325 is not the same as "321".

Any value put in quotes becomes a string value.

"321", which is in quotes, is not the same as 325. 325 is an integer type value and will be treated like a number instead.

There are mainly 5 datatypes in Python.

1. Numeric

• Integer
• Float
• Complex Numbers

2. Boolean

3. Dictionary

4. Set

5. Sequences

• Strings
• Lists
• Tuples