Python type() Function| Checking Data Types in Python| Class 11 & 12 CS

🚀 Learn how to use the type() function in Python! The type() function is a built-in method that helps identify the data type of a variable. In this tutorial, you’ll discover:

✅ What is type() & How Does It Work?
✅ Checking data types of variables in Python
✅ Using type() with built-in types (int, float, str, list, tuple, dict, etc.)
✅ Practical use cases of type() in Python programs
✅ Dynamic typing & how Python handles data types
✅ Best practices & real-world applications

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