where is the label stored in python ? Even to point to an object , the variable has to be stored some where ., for eg a = 10 , b= 10 , how will the print function fetch B if it is not stored somewhere ?
You mentioned earlier in Video 2 that a variable in Python is a dynamic object, and now you say that a variable is a name (label) that refers to an object?
From what I understand, each object (or valuess..can be numbers, string etc) is stored at different memory location. The labels picks up the data (any type) from any memory location (object) we choose.
I am an IT educator, and I am nowhere close to your ability to explain so well. Any educators/students can use this as a must-have reference to teach/learn Python.
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What if have same number given to different variables?
Like a=10
b=10
Would they share same location or a different one?
no they will still have the different memory location . They are just two variable with value10 assigned @@vishwar5739
Same. You can check it by running id(a) == id(b) ('id' checks object's memory address).
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7:47 do we make use of semi colon at the end of a variable in python??
No. In Python that would be incorrect syntax.
where is the label stored in python ? Even to point to an object , the variable has to be stored some where ., for eg a = 10 , b= 10 , how will the print function fetch B if it is not stored somewhere ?
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"Every data item in python is an object "
You mentioned earlier in Video 2 that a variable in Python is a dynamic object, and now you say that a variable is a name (label) that refers to an object?
He is refering to variable in c language I guess over here..since there's different rules for variables in python and c language
From what I understand, each object (or valuess..can be numbers, string etc) is stored at different memory location. The labels picks up the data (any type) from any memory location (object) we choose.
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I am an IT educator, and I am nowhere close to your ability to explain so well. Any educators/students can use this as a must-have reference to teach/learn Python.
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Can you add subtitles for youtube videos in part C Progaming? from video 53 in C progaming.
(v) The value of [x6,6xé,exa] is equal
to:
(a) label
(b) läbcl
(c) label
(d) None of these