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Python Data Types

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Which of the following is a correct way to get the data type of an object in Python?

dataType(object)

type(object) (correct)

getDataType(object)

object.type()

How is the data type of a variable set in Python?

It is set by default to 'str'

It is set when a value is assigned to the variable (correct)

It is determined by the function it is used in

It is specified using a constructor function

What can be used to specify the data type of a value in Python?

'typeof' keyword

Constructor functions (correct)

Type declaration before the value

Using 'var as type' syntax

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Data Type in Python

The correct way to get the data type of an object in Python is by using the type() function.
The data type of a variable in Python is set dynamically at runtime, based on the type of value assigned to it.
The isinstance() function can be used to specify the data type of a value in Python, allowing for type checking and validation.

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Test your knowledge of Python's built-in data types and how to get and set data types in Python. Learn about the different categories of data types and how to specify a specific data type for a variable.