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Expand Up @@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ In programming, a variable is a storage location (identified by a memory address

## Dynamically Typed vs Statically Typed Languages

Python is a dynamically typed programing language, Which means you don't have to define the type of the variable, variable can be created and assigned and the same time.
Python is a dynamically typed programming language, Which means you don't have to define the type of the variable, variable can be created and assigned at the same time.

In case of a statically typed languages like golang, Java and many others. You need to define the type of the variable before assigning data to it.

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## General guidelines on how to name your identifiers:

* **Module**-> lowercase
* **Class** -> CapWords
* **Functions** -> lowercase
* **Methods** -> lowercase
* **Constants** -> UPPERCASE
* **Package** -> lowercase
- **Module**-> lowercase
- **Class** -> CapWords
- **Functions** -> lowercase
- **Methods** -> lowercase
- **Constants** -> UPPERCASE
- **Package** -> lowercase

Avoid the usage of 'l', 'O' or 'I' as a single variable name: these characters look similar to zero (0) and (1) in some fonts.