Variables in Python | Python for Beginners

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Very Easy to understand, Thank you.

Hi Alex, I'm taking some online courses and I always see that in the codes we always assigned methods( or functions) into a variable. Is there a reason for this or is it just best practices in coding? For example, I'm building a Naive Bayes Model and we assigned the methods( or functions) like this gnb = GaussianNB(). So, to reiterate my question, why do we need to assign it to gnb why can't I just use GaussianNB()?

If we do x = ' Ice Cream is my favorite' + '2'
print(x) this will work as it recognize 2 as string due to quotation mark.

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Really helpful.
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It is possible to add strings and integers together by using the str() method which can be helpful in certain cases. For example:
potions = 5
print( 'Your potions: ' + str(potions) )
output - Your potions: 5

In Python you do not need to declare data types but most other object oriented languages that I know of you do btw. And I don't think any experienced programmers use the pascal case for variable names unless its for like a class or function

Done

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Please upload more videos related to Python

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Sir, These python videos will cover all numpy pandas and matplotlib

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