What Are Variables In Python - Python Notes By Mr. BILRED - TechAmbitionX

What Are Variables in Python?

Alright, let’s keep it simple.

A variable is just a name that stores some value. Like a box with a label on it.

When you write:

x = 5

You’re saying: “Hey Python, make a box called x, and put the number 5 inside it.”

Some Examples:

name = "Bilal"
age = 21
pi = 3.14

You can use these variables later in your program:

print(name)
print(age + 1)

Variables Can Store:

• Numbers (int, float)
• Text (called strings)
• Boolean values (True or False)
• Lists, dictionaries, and more

Variable Naming Rules:

In x = 10 "x" is the identifier for the variable storing the value 10. Try not to forget the following rules

• Don’t start names with a number
• No spaces allowed (use underscores like user_name)
• Use meaningful names (atleast when you're showing that to your boss)

Wanna Try?

x = "Mr. BILRED"
print("Welcome,", x)

You’ll see:

Welcome, Mr. BILRED

Yup. That’s your first dynamic print(if you did it first time, obviously).

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Understand The Topics:

• Python Data Types
• Strings In Python