Coding in Python: a comprehensive Beginners Guide to Learn the Realms of Coding in Python

Python Numbers
Numbers are more often used in programming to do calculations or store
data. For example, if you are developing a Python game, you need to keep the
scores calculated. Python integers are the simplest form of numbers that you
can use. I will do some calculations by using different mathematical
operators.
a = 3 + 6
print(a)
a = 10 - 5
print(a)
a = 3 * 6
print(a)
a = 18 / 6
print(a)
a = 3 ** 6
print(a)
a = 15 ** 6
print(a)
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9
5
18
3.0
729
11390625
>>>

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In the next example, I will use multiple operators to see how Python
maintains the order of mathematics.
a = 3 + 6 * 18
print(a)
a = 10 - 5 + 45
print(a)
a = 3 * 6 + 50 / 30
print(a)
a = 18 / 6 * 50
print(a)
a = (3 * 6 )- 23
print(a)
a = (15 ** 6) + 100
print(a)
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111
50
19.666666666666668
150.0
-5
11390725
>>>
The next number type is float. This is the decimal form of integer. See how to
use them.
a = 3.0 + 6.344 * 18.234
print(a)
a = 10.1 - 5.56 + 45.22

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print(a)
a = 3.45 * 6.3 + 50.09 / 30.1
print(a)
a = 18.22 / 6.1 * 50.89
print(a)
a = (3.21 * 6.23 )- 23.22
print(a)
a = (15.123 ** 6.23) + 100.456
print(a)
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118.67649600000001
49.76
23.399119601328902
152.00259016393443
-3.2216999999999985
22343252.55463075
>>>
When you mix up the datatypes without proper procedure, you get an error in
return. For example, you have to mix up date with day to display a string
statement. This will trigger an error if you do not fill in the code with the
right datatype and through the right process.
place_name = "Silicon Valley"
state_name = "California"
country_name = "United States"
location_info = place_name + " , " + state_name + " , " + country_name
date = 4
info = "Hi, I want to visit " + location_info.title() + " in the next month on" +

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date + " th."
print(info)
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Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:/Users/saifia computers/Desktop/sample.py", line 6, in 
info = "Hi, I want to visit " + location_info.title() + " in the next month
on" + date + " th."
TypeError: can only concatenate str (not "int") to str
>>>
The error is a type error. Python is unable to recognize the information you
have put in. In simple words, the wrong method to fill in the code has
confused Python. So, you have to turn the integer into a string first to display
it in the right way. The technique is simple, but you will have to memorize it.
place_name = "Silicon Valley"
state_name = "California"
country_name = "United States"
location_info = place_name + " , " + state_name + " , " + country_name
date = 4
info = "Hi, I want to visit " + location_info.title() + " on the " + str(date) +
"the of July"
print(info)
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Hi, I want to visit Silicon Valley, California, United States on the 4th of July
>>>
I have told python that I have to add an integer to the string statement.

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