1-primitive-data-types.py

# Data Types
# Subcripting, pulling out the first index of a string, e.g in print("Hello[0]") will print out the first letter in Hello which is H, the character in the index 0 

#STRING
print("'Hello[0]' prints the first letter of the word " + "Hello"[0])
print("'World[-1]' prints the last letter of the word " + "World"[-1])

print("Terry"[0]) #prints the first letter of the word T

#String -> because of the curly braces around the intergers
print("123," + "345")

#Interger
print(123+345)

#Float, a number with a decimals point
print("This is a float 👇 ")
print(float(3.6775))

#Boolean
# True False

a = float(123)
b = str(a) #str converts into string, this line converts the float in a to a string
print(a)

# Test it here: https://replit.com/@terrykirungo/1-primitive-data-types#main.py