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Variables in Python

The document outlines the rules for naming variables in Python, emphasizing that variable names must start with a letter or underscore, cannot contain spaces or symbols, and are case sensitive. It also introduces the concept of classes and objects in Python, describing a class as a blueprint for creating objects. An example of a class definition and its usage is provided, demonstrating how to access properties of an object.

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Variables in Python

The document outlines the rules for naming variables in Python, emphasizing that variable names must start with a letter or underscore, cannot contain spaces or symbols, and are case sensitive. It also introduces the concept of classes and objects in Python, describing a class as a blueprint for creating objects. An example of a class definition and its usage is provided, demonstrating how to access properties of an object.

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>>Rules of Variable

1)A variable name must start with letter or the underscore character

2)A variable name cannot start with number

3) A variable name can only contain alpha numeric character and underscores(A-Z,0-9 and_)(No
symbols are allowed as a variable Name

4)Variable names are case sensitive(age,Age and AGE are three different variables)

5)There cant be a space among variable

Example

Legal Variable

myvar=”Himaksh”

my_var==”Himaksh”

_my_var=” Himaksh”

Myvar2=”Himaksh”

Illegal Variables

2myvar=”Himaksh”
My-var==”Himaksh” # In[26]:

Classes and Objects

Python Classes/Objects
Python is an object oriented programming language.

Almost everything in Python is an object, with its properties and methods.

A Class is like an object constructor, or a "blueprint" for creating objects.

Example

class myCar:
carName = "Honda"
carType = "civic"
car1 =myCar()
print(car1.carName)
print(car1.carType)
Output
“Honda”
“Civic”

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