Zero to Python
in 60 Days.

# Creating variables — name = value
name   = "Priya"        # text → string
age    = 20             # whole number → int
score  = 98.5           # decimal → float
passed = True           # yes/no → bool

print(name)             # Priya
print(age)              # 20
print(score)            # 98.5
print(f"Hello, {name}! Age: {age}")

Line-by-line breakdown:

• →name = "Priya" — creates a variable called name and stores "Priya". Quotes are required for text.
• →age = 20 — stores the integer 20. No quotes needed for numbers.
• →score = 98.5 — the decimal point makes this a float.
• →passed = True — a boolean: either True or False. Capital T/F matters!
• →print(name) — displays whatever is stored inside name — not the word "name".
• →f"Hello, {name}" — an f-string: Python replaces {name} with the actual value.