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    Lesson 8 covers data in Python including Boolean notation and literals. Boolean notation includes operators like AND (A.B), OR (A+B), and NOT (>A). Literals take values at face value and include numeric literals like integers (-10) and floats (10.24) which can be positive or negative and may include a decimal point. The lesson is about representing different types of data in Python.

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    Lesson 8 covers data in Python including Boolean notation and literals. Boolean notation includes operators like AND (A.B), OR (A+B), and NOT (>A). Literals take values at face value and include numeric literals like integers (-10) and floats (10.24) which can be positive or negative and may include a decimal point. The lesson is about representing different types of data in Python.

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    Lesson 8 Data in Python

    Boolean Notation
    A and B

    A.B A^B

    A or B

    A+B AvB

    Not A

    >A

    A XOR B

    A B (plus in circle)

    Its all about Data!


    Literals
    To take something literally is to take it at face value
    The same is true of literals in programming
    A literal is a sequence of one r more characters that stands for itself, such as the
    literal 12
    Numeric literals
    A numeric literal contains only the digits 0-9 an optional sign character or + and a
    possible decimal point
    If it has a decimal point, then it denotes a floating-point value, or float (10.24)
    Otherwise, it denotes an integer value (-10)

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