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CHAPTER 02 · VARIABLES, EXPRESSIONS, AND STATEMENTS

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Values and their types

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Assign whole, fraction, and text the values 17, 3.2, and the string "17". Use type() to store their types in whole_type, fraction_type, and text_type.

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Based on Charles R. Severance’s Python for Everybody, Variables, expressions, and statements. ZHUDDLE is an independent practice project.

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