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Data Types in Python
Data Types in Python
Math in Strings
It's time to let you dive deeper into programming! 😎
You've examined that the +
operator can be applied to statements that are related to one data type: concatenate strings, add some numbers, etc. But please look at this simple example where input and output are pretty understandable for you: 😊
print(12 * 4)
However, multiplication works not only with equal data types, but with various ones too. This means that we can multiply your string by a number. For instance, if we multiply it by 2, the string will be printed twice. Take a look at the following example:
print('12' * 4)
Note
We can multiply a string only by an integer number.
Swipe to show code editor
Time to practice!
Follow the algorithm and fill in the gaps:
- Print the first string twice.
- Print the second string three times.
- Print the third string once.
Thanks for your feedback!
Math in Strings
It's time to let you dive deeper into programming! 😎
You've examined that the +
operator can be applied to statements that are related to one data type: concatenate strings, add some numbers, etc. But please look at this simple example where input and output are pretty understandable for you: 😊
print(12 * 4)
However, multiplication works not only with equal data types, but with various ones too. This means that we can multiply your string by a number. For instance, if we multiply it by 2, the string will be printed twice. Take a look at the following example:
print('12' * 4)
Note
We can multiply a string only by an integer number.
Swipe to show code editor
Time to practice!
Follow the algorithm and fill in the gaps:
- Print the first string twice.
- Print the second string three times.
- Print the third string once.
Thanks for your feedback!
Math in Strings
It's time to let you dive deeper into programming! 😎
You've examined that the +
operator can be applied to statements that are related to one data type: concatenate strings, add some numbers, etc. But please look at this simple example where input and output are pretty understandable for you: 😊
print(12 * 4)
However, multiplication works not only with equal data types, but with various ones too. This means that we can multiply your string by a number. For instance, if we multiply it by 2, the string will be printed twice. Take a look at the following example:
print('12' * 4)
Note
We can multiply a string only by an integer number.
Swipe to show code editor
Time to practice!
Follow the algorithm and fill in the gaps:
- Print the first string twice.
- Print the second string three times.
- Print the third string once.
Thanks for your feedback!
It's time to let you dive deeper into programming! 😎
You've examined that the +
operator can be applied to statements that are related to one data type: concatenate strings, add some numbers, etc. But please look at this simple example where input and output are pretty understandable for you: 😊
print(12 * 4)
However, multiplication works not only with equal data types, but with various ones too. This means that we can multiply your string by a number. For instance, if we multiply it by 2, the string will be printed twice. Take a look at the following example:
print('12' * 4)
Note
We can multiply a string only by an integer number.
Swipe to show code editor
Time to practice!
Follow the algorithm and fill in the gaps:
- Print the first string twice.
- Print the second string three times.
- Print the third string once.