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⭐ Programming Basics: Types of Operations
Ready to level up your coding skills? 🚀
Here are the main types of operations every beginner should know!

🔢 1. Arithmetic Operations
Used for maths and calculations.
Examples:
• 5 + 3 ➝ 8
• 10 - 4 ➝ 6
• 2 * 6 ➝ 12
• 10 / 2 ➝ 5
• 10 % 3 ➝ 1 (remainder)
• 2 ** 3 ➝ 8 (exponent)
• 10 // 3 ➝ 3 (floor division)

⚖️ 2. Comparison Operations
Compare values and return True/False.
Examples:
• == (equal)
• != (not equal)
• > (greater than)
• < (less than)
• >= (greater or equal)
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⭐ Programming Basics: Understanding Data Types
Welcome to today’s quick tech lesson! 🚀
If you’re learning how to code, one of the first things to master is data types — they help the computer understand what kind of information you're working with.

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🔢 1. Numbers (Integers & Floats)
Numbers are used for calculations, counters, scores and more.
Examples:
• Integers: 12, 45, 100
• Floats (decimals): 12.5, 3.14

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📝 2. Strings (T # # # )
Strings represent words, sentences, or any text inside quotes.
Examples: "Hello", "Student"
Perfect for messages, names, and descriptions.

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✅ 3. Boolean (True/False)
Booleans represent two values:
• True
• False
They help your program make decisions.

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📦 4. Variables
A variable is like a container that stores information.
You give it a name, and it holds a value. 🧰

a = 12
b = "Hello"
isActive = True

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💡 Quick Example

name = "Student"
age = 14
is_coding = True

print(name, age, is_coding)

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📘 Programming Basics: What Is a Variable?

A variable is like a container that stores information.
It can change, and we use it to represent different values in a program.

👉 Think of it as a box with a name on it — and inside the box is the information you want to use.

🔹 Example (Python):

a = 12 # a is the variable, 12 is the value stored inside
b = 13
c = 14

print(a) # OUTPUT: 12
print(b) # OUTPUT: 13
print(c) # OUTPUT: 14

💡 Why variables matter:
They help your program remember information so you can use it later.

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