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The document provides an overview of Python variables, including definitions, examples of valid and invalid variable names, and rules for declaring them. It also covers string concatenation and demonstrates programs for swapping numbers, concatenating strings, and performing arithmetic operations. Key concepts include the nature of variables as data containers and the ability to assign the same data to multiple variable names.

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Python

The document provides an overview of Python variables, including definitions, examples of valid and invalid variable names, and rules for declaring them. It also covers string concatenation and demonstrates programs for swapping numbers, concatenating strings, and performing arithmetic operations. Key concepts include the nature of variables as data containers and the ability to assign the same data to multiple variable names.

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Python.

●​ Q No. 10, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 21, 22, 23
10. What are variables? Give examples.
-​ Variables are containers to store data.
➔​ Example: Program:
➔​ X = 5
Y = “hai”
print (x)
print (y)

12. Write a program to swap 2 numbers using variables.


➔​ x=5
y=6
z=x
x=y
y=z
print(x)
print(y)

14)Explain variables/variable names and data.


➔​ Variable names or variables store values/data.
➔​ Example:
➔​ q=5
➔​ Here, q is a variable or variable name. 5 is data. In short, the
value(s) to the left of = is variable/variable name and the
value(s) to the right of = is data.
15)Define the rules for declaring Python variable names.

➔​ A variable name must start with a letter or the underscore


character
➔​ A variable name cannot start with a number
➔​ A variable name can only contain alpha-numeric characters and
underscores (A-z, 0-9, and _ )
➔​ Variable names are case-sensitive (age, Age and AGE are three
different variables)

16)Give examples of valid variable names.


➔​ a = 5
➔​ my_var = 5
➔​ _a = 5
➔​ aREa = 5
➔​ A = 5
➔​ a2 = 5
➔​ Hein_Thu_Aung = 5

17) Give examples of invalid variable names.


➔​ 2a = 5
➔​ my-var = 5
➔​ my var = 5

18) Can 1 data be assigned to multiple variable names?


Yes.
➔​ Example:
➔​ x= “green”
➔​ y= “green”
➔​ z= “green”
➔​ print(x)
➔​ print(y)
➔​ print(z)
21)What is string concatenation?
➔​ Concatenation is the process of appending(adding) one string to
the end of another string.

22) Write a program for String concatenation.


➔​ x = "Python "
➔​ y = "is "
➔​ z = "awesome"
➔​ a = x + y + z
➔​ print(a)
➔​ (or)
➔​ x = "Python "
➔​ y = "is "
➔​ z = "awesome"
➔​ print(x , y , z)

➔​ Output:
Python is awesome

23) Write a program using variables and 4 arithmetic operators.


➔​ x = 15
➔​ y = 5
➔​ a=x+y
➔​ b=x-y
➔​ c=x*y
➔​ d=x/y
➔​ print("the sum is", a)
➔​ print("the difference is", b)
➔​ print("the product is", c)
➔​ print("the value of division is", d)
➔​ Output:
the sum is 20
the difference is 10
the product is 75
the value of division is 3.0

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