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The chapter discusses the basics of Python programming, particularly focusing on variable assignment, data types, and the proper structuring of code. It emphasizes the importance of defining functions before use and the distinction between integer and floating-point numbers, including how they are represented in memory. The chapter also introduces basic arithmetic operations and highlights Python's flexibility regarding variable types.
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Chapter 5 part-A.pdfClass Notes
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What we have learnt
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Term: Statement
Definition: The most basic operation in Python where a value is assigned to a variable.
Term: Data Types
Definition: Categories of values in Python, primarily 'int' for integers and 'float' for floating-point numbers.
Term: Arithmetic Operations
Definition: The basic operations that can be performed on numbers, including addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.
Term: Dynamic Typing
Definition: A feature in Python that allows variables to change types as the program runs.