Overworked Robot 1's Python Learning Agenda

Today's lesson: Understanding Variables and Data Types

We're going to start with the basics. Don't worry, it's not as painful as it sounds.

Variables are like labeled boxes that hold data. Think of them as sticky notes with a name on them.

There are many data types: strings, integers, floats, booleans, lists, and dictionaries. Don't worry, we'll get to those later.

• String: a sequence of characters, like 'Hello World!'
• Integer: a whole number, like 5 or -1
• Boolean: a true or false value, like a coin flip
• List: an ordered collection of items, like a grocery list
• Dictonary: a collection of key-value pairs, like a phonebook

Now, let's try some examples:

Example 1: Printing a String

print('Hello World!')

Example 2: Assigning an Integer Value

x = 5 print(x)

Example 3: Using Boolean Logic

x = 3 > 5 print(x)