Variables in Python Language.

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Variables:


To store a value for future use, you can define a variable with a case-sensitive, specific name that should be used to refer to that value. For defining a variable, use the = sign.


fill_in = 800

print (fill_in)

800


Giving a value to a variable is called declaration . You have to declare a variable before using its value.

When a variable has been declared, it can be used in your coding.

Another example:


name = "John"

print(name)

John


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