Introduction to Wagtail | Coders of Colour
Functions and Variables
Functions
A function is a set of instructions that we can call with a name. This set of instructions is reusable.
print()
def say_hello()
Variables
A variable is a virtual box in which we put data.
age = 43
In Python, a variable is typed. This means a variable (or the 'virtual box') does not only contain the value, but also the type of the variable.
Here are some variable types:
- Integers or whole numbers: a number without decimales.
- Floats or numbers with decimales : for example : 1.5
- Strings : Characters between inverted commas -
"Hello, World!"
. - Lists : that we will see very soon :).
There are several other types, but we these will suffice for now.
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