Syntax
The Python language
Article REF: H3110 V3
Syntax
The Python language

Author : Tarek ZIADÉ

Publication date: February 10, 2009, Review date: April 27, 2016 | Lire en français

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5. Syntax

Python's syntax is expressive and close to the pseudo-code we imagine when designing a program. A developer becomes autonomous in just a few hours, and no longer needs to go back and forth between his code and reference books in order to work.

This ease is due to :

  • powerful base types ;

  • simple and effective conditional structures ;

  • a multi-paradigm code organization.

5.1 Basic types

Python offers a number of basic types, the main ones being :

  • Boolean: bool ;

  • integers: int (from 999999999 to – 999999999) or long, beyond ;...

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