Variables¶

As already mentioned Python variables are typeless in the regard to not caring about which type gets assigned.

output = "Hello World"
print(output)

output = 1440
print(output)

You can also assign expressions to variables.

output = 24 * 60
print(output)

But actually if a value gets assigned variables have a type.

output = "Hello World"
print(output.upper())

output = 24 * 60
print(output.upper())

Output can be found here [1]

You can get the type of a variable by calling the type function on the variable.

output = "Hello World"
type(output)

output = 24 * 60
type(output)