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String (str)             It    represents      alphanumeric string x=            Coding, Fruit,
                                           characters and  stores sequence  'Orange'               Orange123
                                           of characters.
                                          It is used for combination  of
                                           any character  which  appears
                                           on  keyboard  (letters,  numbers,
                                           symbols).
                                          In python string variables can be
                                           declared either by  single quotes
                                           or double quotes or triple quotes.


                  Boolean (bool)          It represents logical values.           bool x= false; TRUE, FALSE
                                          Only  boolean type  values can be
                                           stored, i.e., 'true (1)' or 'false (0)'.
                                          It is a subtype of integer data type.



                                                                                                       Critical Thinking

                  Example 1:  Write a pseudocode  to declare the  different  types  of
                  variables, assign them an appropriate value and then get the values
                  as an output.


                 Solution:
                 Program Start

                 Function Main
                 Declare

                 Declare Integer a
                 Declare Float b
                 Declare Char d

                 Declare String e
                 Declare Boolean f
                 Assign

                 Assign a = 1567
                 Assign b = 1. 567

                 Assign d = 'y'
                 Assign f = 'Hello world'
                 Assign e = false
                 Use




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