Variables: When Programming It Is Often Necessary To Store A Value For Use Later On in The Program
This document discusses variables in programming and how they allow values to be stored and accessed later. It defines a variable as a labeled location in memory that can contain a value. Variables are like boxes with labels that can store information. The document also covers inputting numbers as variables and using int for whole numbers, float for decimals, and str to convert numbers to strings.
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Variables: When Programming It Is Often Necessary To Store A Value For Use Later On in The Program
This document discusses variables in programming and how they allow values to be stored and accessed later. It defines a variable as a labeled location in memory that can contain a value. Variables are like boxes with labels that can store information. The document also covers inputting numbers as variables and using int for whole numbers, float for decimals, and str to convert numbers to strings.
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Variables
When programming it is often necessary to store a value for use later
on in the program. A variable is a label given to a location in memory containing a value that can be accessed or changed. Think of a variable as a box with a label that you can store information in. Example Start End Match the Python code to the correct part of the flowchart. Create a Python program based on the code above and save it as variables.py. Press F5 to run it. Input Name Display Hello + name Inputting Numbers When inputting numbers into variables you need to tell Python what data type to expect. We use int to tell Python we are going to enter an integer (whole number). We use float when working with decimal places. Create a new program using this code and save it as numbers.py. We use str to convert a number into a string.