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Python Data Types
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Python Data Types

Python Data Types

1. Numeric Types
Numeric TypesIntegersFloating Point NumbersComplex NumbersChallengeAddition SubtractionMultiplicationDivision
2. Boolean Type
What is a Boolean Data Type?Python bool() FunctionKeywords: and, or, notChallenge 1Challenge 2Challenge 3Challenge 4
3. Strings
What is a String?Challenge 1 Looking Inside the Strings ChallengeString Slicing 1/2 String Slicing 2/2Negative IndexingStrings Have Length Check String Searching a String

bookComplex Numbers

What are complex numbers and how are they represented in Python? A complex number is a number that is the sum of the real and imaginary parts. In Python, the real part is represented by an ordinary int or float, and the imaginary part is an int or float with a suffix j. Let's look at examples, so that it becomes clearer for us.

Using .real, we can get the real part of any complex number, using .imag method, we can get the imaginary part.

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Create one variable: a with the following value: -7+3j. Check the type of this object. And display the real and imaginary parts of this number.

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bookComplex Numbers

What are complex numbers and how are they represented in Python? A complex number is a number that is the sum of the real and imaginary parts. In Python, the real part is represented by an ordinary int or float, and the imaginary part is an int or float with a suffix j. Let's look at examples, so that it becomes clearer for us.

Using .real, we can get the real part of any complex number, using .imag method, we can get the imaginary part.

Task

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test

Create one variable: a with the following value: -7+3j. Check the type of this object. And display the real and imaginary parts of this number.

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Section 1. Chapter 4
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bookComplex Numbers

What are complex numbers and how are they represented in Python? A complex number is a number that is the sum of the real and imaginary parts. In Python, the real part is represented by an ordinary int or float, and the imaginary part is an int or float with a suffix j. Let's look at examples, so that it becomes clearer for us.

Using .real, we can get the real part of any complex number, using .imag method, we can get the imaginary part.

Task

Swipe to show code editor

test

Create one variable: a with the following value: -7+3j. Check the type of this object. And display the real and imaginary parts of this number.

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What are complex numbers and how are they represented in Python? A complex number is a number that is the sum of the real and imaginary parts. In Python, the real part is represented by an ordinary int or float, and the imaginary part is an int or float with a suffix j. Let's look at examples, so that it becomes clearer for us.

Using .real, we can get the real part of any complex number, using .imag method, we can get the imaginary part.

Task

Swipe to show code editor

test

Create one variable: a with the following value: -7+3j. Check the type of this object. And display the real and imaginary parts of this number.

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Section 1. Chapter 4
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