Python for Beginners #10 – Integers & Floats in Python | int vs float

Welcome to Video #10 of our Python for Beginners course! 🐍 In the previous video, we learned about strings (`str`) and how Python represents text. In this video, we'll continue learning about Python data types and focus on two important types used for numbers: **integers (`int`) and floats (`float`)**. You will learn: • What an integer (`int`) is • What a float (`float`) is • The difference between whole numbers and decimal numbers • How to create integer and float variables • How positive and negative numbers work • How to use `type()` to check a number's data type • The difference between `25` and `"25"` • How Python treats numbers differently from strings We'll also practice these concepts in Visual Studio Code with examples like: age = 25 students = 30 price = 19.99 height = 1.80 By the end of this lesson, you'll understand the difference between strings, integers, and floats and how to identify them in Python. Quick summary: "Alex" → str 25 → int 19.99 → float ⏱️ Timestamp 00:00 Introduction 00:23 What Is an Integer (int)? 01:05 What Is a Float (float)? 01:37 Integer Examples in VS Code 02:38 Checking Integers with type() 05:40 Float Examples in VS Code 07:02 1.8 vs "1.80" 08:26 Practice Exercise 08:53 Quick Summary 09:59 Next: Boolean In the next video, we'll learn about another important Python data type: **Boolean (`bool`)**, which allows us to work with `True` and `False` values. If you enjoyed this video, make sure to like the video and subscribe to the channel so you don't miss the next lessons in this course! 🐍 Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video! #Python #PythonForBeginners #PythonDataTypes #PythonTutorial #LearnPython