All objects in 1.Python
There is no need to declare object types in 2.Python, the type of the object is determined by the running expression
3. The creation of an object means that an object-bound operation is made to this object, that is, only operations specific to that object can be invoked on an intrinsic object. For example, a string operation can only be used on a string object, and a list operation is used on a list object.
4.Python built-in data type:
(1) Number
Integer and Floating-point objects
Complex Number objects
Decimal:fixed-precision Objects
fraction:rational Number Objects
sets:collections with numeric operations
Booleans:true and False
built-in functions and modules:round, math, random, etc.
expressions; Unlimited integer precision; bitwise operations; Hex, octal, and binary
Formats
Third-party extensions:vectors, libraries, visualization, plotting, etc.
(2) Strings
(3) Lists
(4) Dictionaries
(5) Tuples
(6) Files
(7) Sets
(8) Other core types
(9) Program Unit Types
(10) implementation-related types
5. Built-in data type classification:
Immutable data type (cannot be changed once the object is created): Numbes,strings,tuples,byte
Variable data type: lists,dictionaries,bytearrays
Sequence Type: strings,lists
Mapping Type: Dictionaries
Python Core Data types