Matching Pairs Data Types Matching GameOnline version Match data types with their definitions in this fun and educational game! by robotkids armando tu creatividad 1 Integer (int) 2 Boolean (bool) example 3 Integer (int) example 4 Tuple 5 Float 6 String (str) 7 Boolean (bool): 8 List: 9 Float example 10 String (str) example is_student = True is_working = False Used to represent real numbers and can contain a decimal point. Sequences of characters, enclosed within single quotes (' ') or double quotes (" "). x = 10 y = -5 Whole numbers, such as 1, 20, -5, etc. They do not have decimal points. pi = 3.14159 temperature = 98.6 Similar to lists, but they are immutable, meaning their elements cannot be changed after the tuple is created. Represent the truth values True and False. These are often used in conditional statements and comparisons. name = "Alice" address = '123 Main Street' Ordered collections of items, and they can contain elements of different types.
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