Python Variables and Values
Learn how Python names values and see the program output from an editable example running in your browser.
Basic
In Python, assigning a value to a name creates a binding that your program can use later. Python does not require a separate declaration keyword for ordinary variables.
language = "Python"
learners = 1
learners += 1
print(language)
print(learners)Edit and run the example
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Output
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What to notice
A name can be assigned directly to a value.
The
+=operator updates the value bound to the name.The
print()function writes text to the runnable example output.
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