Syntax, Variables and Data Types in Python
In this article, I will focus specifically on syntax, basic constructs, and essential data types.
In this article, I’ll cover essential Python programming elements: syntax rules, indentation for structure, dynamic typing for variable simplicity, and key constructs like statement termination and comments. We’ll also cover fundamental data types !
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Syntax and Basic Constructs in Python
1 — Syntax : Python syntax refers to the rules and structure used in writing Python code. It defines how statements, expressions, and other constructs are written, formatted, and interpreted by the Python interpreter.
# This is a comment
print("Hello, Medium!") # This will print Hello, Medium! to the console2 — Indentation : Python uses whitespace (spaces or tabs) for indentation. Consistent indentation is required to define block-level structure in your code.
# Indentation
if True:
print("This is true")
else:
print("This is false")3 — Variables: variables do not need explicit declaration. You can assign a value to a variable using the assignment…
