INT DATA TYPE

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INT DATA TYPE

In Python, the int data type represents integers, which are whole numbers without decimal points. Here are some key features of the int data type:

  • Creating Integers:

Integers can be created by assigning a whole number to a variable. For example:

x = 5 y = -10 z = 0

  • Operations:

Integers support various mathematical operations, such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. For example:

a = 5 + 3 # Addition: a will be 8 b = 10 - 2 # Subtraction: b will be 8 c = 4 * 2 # Multiplication: c will be 8 d = 16 / 2 # Division: d will be 8.0 (float division)

  • Integer Division and Modulo:

The integer division operator (//) returns the quotient of a division, discarding any decimal places, while the modulo operator (%) returns the remainder. For example:

quotient = 20 // 6 # quotient will be 3 remainder = 20 % 6 # remainder will be 2

  • Conversion:
You can convert other data types to integers using the int() function. For example:

x = int("10") # x will be 10 (converted from a string) y = int(3.14) # y will be 3 (decimal part is truncated)Limitations:

  • Limitations:

Integers in Python have unlimited precision, meaning they can represent arbitrarily large or small numbers without overflow or underflow errors.

The int data type provides a way to work with whole numbers in Python, allowing you to perform various mathematical operations and manipulations.

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