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tags: [python, data-types]
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---
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# Numbers in Python
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## Distinguishing `int` and `float`
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- In Python we have floats and integers and we can coerce one into the other
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- A `//` as an operator means float division. This obviously provides greater
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precision than int division `/`.
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- There is no increment (`++`) or decrement (`--`) operator in Python
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```python
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# Integers and floats
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count = 1
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print(count)
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# 1
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print(type(count))
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# <class 'int'>
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exchange_rate = 1.83
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print(exchange_rate)
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# 1.83
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print(type(exchange_rate))
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# <class 'float'>
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print(float(count))
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# 1.0
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print(int(exchange_rate))
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# 1
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```
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