Variable in Python3

The instructions that you typed in will be stored in one area of memory, but also the data that it’s going to work on, the variables that you’ve typed in, will be stored somewhere else in memory. So the variable, the name that assigned is just really a way to give a meaningful name to an area of memory into which we can place certain values.
There are few rules to keep in mind when you actually created them. The actual name has to start with either a letter, it could be upper or lower case, or an underscore but we can’t start that with the number. We can use numbers in our variable names, just not as the first letter.



Now the other important thing to consider here is that we could type a variable name called ‘Myname’ with uppercase M and that’s different and distinct to lowercase ‘myname’ variable.



Now, in terms of the memory allocation, it happens at the point when you’ve initialized it. In other words once you’ve typed in the variable name and put an equal and then the value, at that point, python will allocate the space for that in the computer’s memory.
Now, use the print statement to print some out.



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