For each of the following data value, find the type, id and value.

Q. For each of the following data value, find the type, id and value (the three internal key-attributes of an object).

 

 
	 
S. No
 
	 
Value
 
	 
Action
 
	 
The statement to be typed
 
	 
The Result returned by Python Shell
 
 
 
	 
1.
 
	 
True
 
	 
Type this value in front of Python prompt
 
	 
>>> True
 
	 
>>> True
True
 
 

Why this result? (Explanation if any):

Explanation :- If we pass Boolean without variable then python return same Boolean.

 
	 
S. No
 
	 
Value
 
	 
Action
 
	 
The statement to be typed
 
	 
The Result returned by Python Shell
 
 
 
	 
2.
 
	 
True
 
	 
Assign this value to variable Val1
 
	 
>>> val1 = True
 
	 
>>> val1
True
 
 

Why this result? (Explanation if any):

Explanation :- If we pass Boolean with variable then python return same Boolean.

 
	 
S. No
 
	 
Value
 
	 
Action
 
	 
The statement to be typed
 
	 
The Result returned by Python Shell
 
 
 
	 
3.
 
	 
True
 
	 
Check the type of this value using type () function
 
	 
>>> type (True)
 
	 
>>> type (True)
<class bool="">
 
 

Why this result? (Explanation if any):

Explanation :- Because {True} is Boolean.

 
	 
S. No
 
	 
Value
 
	 
Action
 
	 
The statement to be typed
 
	 
The Result returned by Python Shell
 
 
 
	 
4.
 
	 
-
 
	 
Check the type of variable Val1 using type ()
 
	 
>>> type (val1)
 
	 
>>> type (val1)
<class 'bool'>
 
 

Why this result? (Explanation if any): [Why is the result of S. No. 3 and 4 same?]

Explanation :- Because val1 contain Boolean value. The result of S. No. 3 and 4 same because memory address of True is same.

Output :-

>>> val1 = True
>>> id(val1)
140722315257960
>>> id(True)
140722315257960
>>>
Note :- Memory address is different for different computers.

 
	 
S. No
 
	 
Value
 
	 
Action
 
	 
The statement to be typed
 
	 
The Result returned by Python Shell
 
 
 
	 
5.
 
	 
"True"
 
	 
Check the type of this value using type () function
 
	 
>>> type ('True')
 
	 
>>> type ('True')
<class 'str'>
 
 

Why this result? (Explanation if any):

Explanation :- Type “str” because “True” is in inverted comma. So, it is not Boolean.

 
	 
S. No
 
	 
Value
 
	 
Action
 
	 
The statement to be typed
 
	 
The Result returned by Python Shell
 
 
 
	 
6.
 
	 
44
 
	 
Check the type of this value using type () function
 
	 
>>> type (44)
 
	 
>>> type (44)
<class 'int'>
 
 

Why this result? (Explanation if any):

Explanation :- 44 is an integer number.

 
	 
S. No
 
	 
Value
 
	 
Action
 
	 
The statement to be typed
 
	 
The Result returned by Python Shell
 
 
 
	 
7.
 
	 
44
 
	 
Assign this value to variable Val2
 
	 
>>> val2 = 44
 
	 
Nothing returns 
 
 

Why this result? (Explanation if any):

Explanation :- Python simply take value 44 in variable ‘val2’.

 
	 
S. No
 
	 
Value
 
	 
Action
 
	 
The statement to be typed
 
	 
The Result returned by Python Shell
 
 
 
	 
8.
 
	 
-
 
	 
Check the type of variable Val2 using type ()
 
	 
>>> type (val2)
 
	 
>>> type (val2)
<class 'int'>
 
 

Why this result? (Explanation if any): [Why is the result of S. Nos. 6 and 8 same?]

Explanation :- Because memory address of value 44 is same.

Output :-

>>> val2 = 44
>>>val2
44
>>> 44
44
>>> id(val2)
2450948779664
>>> id(44)
2450948779664

Note :- Memory address is different for different computers.

 
	 
S. No
 
	 
Value
 
	 
Action
 
	 
The statement to be typed
 
	 
The Result returned by Python Shell
 
 
 
	 
9.
 
	 
-
 
	 
Assign value of variable Val2 to variable Val3
 
	 
>>> val3 = val2
 
	 
>>> val3 = val2
>>> val3
44
 
 

Why this result? (Explanation if any):

Explanation :- We can assign multiple variables for single value in python.

 
	 
S. No
 
	 
Value
 
	 
Action
 
	 
The statement to be typed
 
	 
The Result returned by Python Shell
 
 
 
	 
10.
 
	 
-
 
	 
Check the type of variable Val3 using type () function
 
	 
>>> type (val3)
 
	 
>>> type (val3)
<class 'int'>
 
 

Why this result? (Explanation if any):

Explanation :- Because variable val3 have an integer value.

 
	 
S.No
 
	 
Value
 
	 
Action
 
	 
The statement to be typed
 
	 
The Result returned by Python Shell
 
 
 
	 
11.
 
	 
44
 
	 
Check the id of this value using id () function
 
	 
>>> id(44)
 
	 
>>> id(44)
2450948779664
 
 

Why this result? (Explanation if any):

Explanation :- id () function return the memory address of number 44.

Note :- Memory address is different for different computers.

 
	 
S. No
 
	 
Value
 
	 
Action
 
	 
The statement to be typed
 
	 
The Result returned by Python Shell
 
 
 
	 
12.
 
	 
-
 
	 
Check the id of variable Val2 using id () function
 
	 
>>> id(val2)
 
	 
>>> id(val2)
2450948779664
 
 

Why this result? (Explanation if any): [Compare the result with S. No. 11]

Explanation :- Both 11 and 12 have same memory address so for their output is same.

Note :- Memory address is different for different computers.

 
	 
S.No
 
	 
Value
 
	 
Action
 
	 
The statement to be typed
 
	 
The Result returned by Python Shell
 
 
 
	 
13.
 
	 
-
 
	 
Check the id of variable Val3 using id () function
 
	 
>>> id(val3)
 
	 
>>> id(val3)
2450948779664
 
 

Why this result? (Explanation if any): [Compare the result with S. Nos. 11 and 12]

Explanation :- Both 11, 12 and 13 have same memory address so for their output is same.

Note :- Memory address is different for different computers.

 
	 
S.No
 
	 
Value
 
	 
Action
 
	 
The statement to be typed
 
	 
The Result returned by Python Shell
 
 
 
	 
14.
 
	 
50
 
	 
Check the type of this value using type () function
 
	 
>>> type (50)
 
	 
>>> type (50)
<class 'int'>
 
 

Why this result? (Explanation if any):

Explanation :- Because 50 is integer.

 
	 
S.No
 
	 
Value
 
	 
Action
 
	 
The statement to be typed
 
	 
The Result returned by Python Shell
 
 
 
	 
15.
 
	 
-
 
	 
Add 6 to variable Val3
 
	 
>>> val3 + 6
 
	 
>>> val3 + 6
50
 
 

Why this result? (Explanation if any):

Explanation :- Python simply add with value of variable val3 and 6 and give output 50.

 
	 
S.No
 
	 
Value
 
	 
Action
 
	 
The statement to be typed
 
	 
The Result returned by Python Shell
 
 
 
	 
16.
 
	 
-
 
	 
Check the id of variable Val3 using id () function
 
	 
>>> id(val3)
 
	 
>>> id(val3)
2450948779664
 
 

Why this result? (Explanation if any): [Compare the result with S. No. 14]

Explanation :- Python give memory address of value 44. Note :- Memory address is different for different computers.

 
	 
S.No
 
	 
Value
 
	 
Action
 
	 
The statement to be typed
 
	 
The Result returned by Python Shell
 
 
 
	 
17.
 
	 
‘help’
 
	 
Check the type of this value using id () function
 
	 
>>> id('help')
 
	 
>>> id('help')
2450949787568
 
 

Why this result? (Explanation if any):

Explanation :- id () function simply give the memory address of string ‘help’.

Note :- Memory address is different for different computers.

 
	 
S.No
 
	 
Value
 
	 
Action
 
	 
The statement to be typed
 
	 
The Result returned by Python Shell
 
 
 
	 
18.
 
	 
-
 
	 
Assign 'help' to a variables and check id () of s.
 
	 
>>> s = 'help'
 
	 
>>> s = 'help'
>>>id(s)
2450949787568
 
 

Why this result? (Explanation if any): [Compare the result with S. No. 17]

Explanation :- Both 17 & 18 have same memory address because their value is same. Note :- Memory address is different for different computers.