In a programming language, a variable is a container that stores a set of bits of a particular data type. For example, let’s say we want to store an integer value so that we can use it later. Let’s say we want to store an integer value and later perform some mathematical operations to determine whether the stored integer is a prime number. A variable can be used for that purpose.
In Python, we can assign values in a variable in the following way:
x = 5
Here, x is the name of the variable and we are storing the integer value 5 there.
Please note that a variable is eventually associated with a memory address where the value is actually stored in memory. The variable is used to refer to the stored value in the memory.
In Python, we can also assign a single value to multiple variables at the same time. For example, we can write:
x = y = z = 19
Here, all the variables x, y, and z will be assigned the integer value 19. We can also assign multiple values to multiple variables at the same time. For example, we can write:
number, is_prime = 19, True
Here, the variable number is assigned the value 19, and the boolean variable is_prime is assigned the value True.
Now, we can write a small program and check the assigned values in the variables.






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