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A string literal is usually written inside single quotes (' ') or double quotes (" "). Python also supports multi-line strings,
which allow text to span across multiple lines. A multi-line string is enclosed within triple quotes (''' ''' or """ """).
For example:
Program.py
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'''Rahul Sharma
Orange Education
New Delhi'''

Program 3: To demonstrate different types of literals in Python.

Program 3.py
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# Numeric Literals
x = 10 # Integer literal
y = 3.14 # Float literal
z = 5 + 2j # Complex literal

# String Literals
name = "Python" # Double-quoted string
msg = 'Hello' # Single-quoted string

# Boolean Literals
a = True
b = False

# Special Literal
n = None

# Multi-line String Literal
school_info = """Rahul Sharma
Orange Education
New Delhi"""

# Displaying all values
print("Integer Literal:", x)
print("Float Literal:", y)
print("Complex Literal:", z)
print("String Literal (Double Quotes):", name)
print("String Literal (Single Quotes):", msg)
print("Boolean Literal a:", a)
print("Boolean Literal b:", b)
print("Special Literal (None):", n)
print("Multi-line String:", school_info)

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