# A variable is a container which is used to store data values, It can store anything

# Sample program without variable
print("My name is dolby")
print("My age is 20")
print("I live in Florida")
# The above program prints only the contents, but what we need to change the name and age in the above program
# It is possible to replace each instance with our own name and age, but imagine you have coded thousands of line and you want to change the name and age now
# Here comes our variable to fix these issue

# update the name and age using variable to our previous program
my_name = "insaane" # Here we are assigning a variable named my_name to store a value,I have instructed to store insaane
my_age = "22" # Here we are assigning a variable named my_age to store a value , here i have instructed to store 22
print("My name is " + my_name)  # Instead of name, I have instructed to get the value from the variable:my_name
print("My age is " + my_age)  # Instead of name, I have instructed to get the value from the variable:my_age
print("I live in Florida")

# A variable can store any datatype.....
# A variable can store string, integer, float, boolean

# Example of string datatype...using variable
string_data = "I love Florida"
print(string_data)

# Example of integer datatype...using variable
integer_data = 20  # Integers are numbers, float
print(integer_data)
# Example of float datatype...using variable
float_data = 12.65565676756
print(float_data)
# Example of boolean datatype...using variable
boolean_data = True
# This is used to check the statement is true or false
boolean_data = False





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<mask token>

print('My name is dolby')
print('My age is 20')
print('I live in Florida')
<mask token>
print('My name is ' + my_name)
print('My age is ' + my_age)
print('I live in Florida')
<mask token>
print(string_data)
<mask token>
print(integer_data)
<mask token>
print(float_data)
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print('My name is dolby')
print('My age is 20')
print('I live in Florida')
my_name = 'insaane'
my_age = '22'
print('My name is ' + my_name)
print('My age is ' + my_age)
print('I live in Florida')
string_data = 'I love Florida'
print(string_data)
integer_data = 20
print(integer_data)
float_data = 12.65565676756
print(float_data)
boolean_data = True
boolean_data = False

# A variable is a container which is used to store data values, It can store anything

# Sample program without variable
print("My name is dolby")
print("My age is 20")
print("I live in Florida")
# The above program prints only the contents, but what we need to change the name and age in the above program
# It is possible to replace each instance with our own name and age, but imagine you have coded thousands of line and you want to change the name and age now
# Here comes our variable to fix these issue

# update the name and age using variable to our previous program
my_name = "insaane" # Here we are assigning a variable named my_name to store a value,I have instructed to store insaane
my_age = "22" # Here we are assigning a variable named my_age to store a value , here i have instructed to store 22
print("My name is " + my_name)  # Instead of name, I have instructed to get the value from the variable:my_name
print("My age is " + my_age)  # Instead of name, I have instructed to get the value from the variable:my_age
print("I live in Florida")

# A variable can store any datatype.....
# A variable can store string, integer, float, boolean

# Example of string datatype...using variable
string_data = "I love Florida"
print(string_data)

# Example of integer datatype...using variable
integer_data = 20  # Integers are numbers, float
print(integer_data)
# Example of float datatype...using variable
float_data = 12.65565676756
print(float_data)
# Example of boolean datatype...using variable
boolean_data = True
# This is used to check the statement is true or false
boolean_data = False




