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Variable

In
Python
What is a Variable in Python?
A Python variable is the name given to a
memory location in a program . In simple
words, we can say that a variable is a
container that contains some information, and
whenever we need that information, we use
the name of that container to access it. Let's
create a variable:
a = 34 # Variable storing an integer
b = 23.2 # Variable storing real number
Here a and b are variables, and we can use a to access 34
and b to access 23.2. We can also overwrite the values in a
and b
Variable Naming Rules in Python
Variable name should start with letter(a to z, A To Z)
or underscore (_).
Valid : age , _age , Age
Invalid : 1age, age-,

 In variable name, no special characters allowed other


than underscore (_).
Valid : age_ , _age
Invalid : age_*,@age, #age
Variable Naming Rules in Python
Variables are case sensitive.
age and Age are different, since variable names are
case sensitive.
age= 25
Print(Age)
it gives error, because age and Age are different.

 Variable name can have numbers but not at the


beginning.
Valid: Age1
Invalid: 1Age
Variable Naming Rules in Python

 Variable name should not be a Python


keyword. Keywords are reserved words in
python.
Example:
pass, break, continue, True, False, in,
and.. etc.
are reserved for special meaning in Python.
So, we should not declare keyword as a
variable name
How to Declare and use a Variable
Let see an example. We will declare variable "a" and print it.

a=100
print (a)

My_age=25
print (My_age)

Num_1=25
print (Num_1)
Re-declare a Variable
You can re-declare the variable even
after you have declared it once.

a=100
print(a)
a=‘AECS Jaduguda’
print(a)
Concatenate Variables
a='AECS'
b=1
print(a+b)
will throw error , as we cannot concatenate two
different datatypes. But
a='AECS'
b=1
print(a+str(b))

Result: AECS1
Delete a variable
You can also delete variable using the
command del "variable name".
a=100
del a
Print(a)

when we proceed to print it, we get error "variable


name is not defined" which means you have deleted
the variable.
Th a
nk Y
ou

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