datatype.py

# Use the int data type
# Use the float data type
# Use the complex data type
# Use the bool data type

print("Python has three numeric types: int, float, and complex")


myValue=1
print(myValue)

print(type(myValue))

#The str() function converts values to a string form so they can be combined with other strings.
print(str(myValue) + " is of the data type " + str(type(myValue)))

#float data type - number with a decimal
myValue=3.14
print(myValue)

#printing the type of value - float
print(type(myValue))

print(str(myValue) + " is of the data type " + str(type(myValue)))

#complex data types - a combo of int and a character
myValue=5j

print(myValue)

print(type(myValue))

print(str(myValue) + " is of the data type " + str(type(myValue)))

#bool data type
myValue=True

print(myValue)

print(type(myValue))

print(str(myValue) + " is of the data type " + str(type(myValue)))

myValue=False

print(myValue)

print(type(myValue))

print(str(myValue) + " is of the data type " + str(type(myValue)))