What is python variable?

Have you ever forgotten a birthday of a friend relative?computers

can hold on to that information if we tell them to.computers use variables to store information? like moving boxes. Variables have content and names that tell us what’s inside. In Python, a variable can be used to store the output of a statement in the computer’s memory.

A=23

The equals sign is used to assign a value to a variable.

The name of the variable is called its identifier

FOR ex. Day = “Monday”

Now anytime we mention the day in our code. the computer will know that we're referring to the value “Monday” inside of it. Because day stored the value Monday

So when we code:- print(day)

>>>Monday

The value in double quotes like “Hello world” are strings. They can be any sequence of letters, numbers, and other symbols.

Python variable names must follow the following rules:

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1. They must start with a letter or an underscore

2. They must contain only letters, digits or underscores

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