python base (3): variables, constants, annotation, basic data types

1. Variables

Variable: the intermediate result of the operation to the temporary memory, for subsequent transfer Using procedures.

Direct operation, as follows:

print(3+5+6)
print((3+5+6)*12)
print(((3+5+6)*12)+3)
print((((3+5+6)*12)+3)/45)

Variables may be used, as follows:

=. 5. 3 + + a. 6 # where a is a variable. a temporary recording value for the latter to continue the program execution using the 
Print (* 12 is a)

The variable can store the value of various types, as follows:

= A " Alex " 
Print (A) 

A = 23 is
 Print (A) 

B = A    # sequentially. The value assigned to the right-hand side of the left operand 

Print (B)

Variable naming rules:

1. letters, numbers or underlines
2 can not be purely digital. Not begin with a digit
3. python keyword is not
4 not too long
5. To meaningful
6. case sensitive
7. Do not use Chinese ( specification)
8. recommended hump or underscore named

2. Constant

Absolute constants do not exist in python. Convention, all capital letters is constant.

E.g:

PI = 3.141592653
BIRTH_OF_SYLAR = 1990

3. Comment

Sometimes we write something not necessarily to the user to see, or do not need an interpreter to perform, then we can use # to comment out the code, programmers can easily be behind the content of the comment will not be implemented read your code.

Single-line comments: # annotated content

Multi-line comments: '' 'is the content of the comment' '' '' 'This is a multi-line comments "" "

4. The basic data types

 

 

 

 

 

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