Q: 2 Write a simple program to explain(using comments) the working of
# type() function
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a = 3 # store integer under "a" variable.
b = 3.1 # store floating point number under "b" variable.
c = "Planet" # store string under "c" variable.
print(type(a)) # type will tell the class of "a" variable.
print(type(c)) # this type function will tell the class of "c" variable.
print(type(b)) # this type function will tell the class of "b" variable.
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Here add 3 types of value (integer, string, float)
store integer 3 under "a" variable. (a = 3)
second store floating point number 3.1 under "b" variable. (b = 3.1)
third store string 'Planet' under "c" variable. (c ="Planet" )
Now know it's class with print and type function.
print(type(a)) # type will tell the class of "a" variable.
print(type(c)) # this type function will tell the class of "c" variable.
print(type(b)) # this type function will tell the class of "b" variable.
print(type(a))
this will tell the class of "a" variable.
print(type(c))
this type function will tell the class of "c" variable.
print(type(b))
this type function will tell the class of "b" variable.