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Python Essentials Riddles
 

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Core Python concepts

by Shilanyaa Lingaraj
1

I store whole numbers without any decimal point. I can be positive or negative. Who am I?

Hints

Covers both positive and negative values.

Used in math and counting.

Think of numbers without fractions.

2

I represent numbers with decimal points such as 25.5 or 0.75. Who am I?

Hints

Can be used for fractions.

Also called floating-point numbers.

Numbers with a dot.

3

I have both a real part and an imaginary part. Python writes me using j. Who am I?

Hints

Python uses the letter j for the imaginary unit.

Stores a + bi form.

Used in advanced math.

4

I can store text as a sequence of characters. Each character has an index. Who am I?

Hints

Often used for text data.

Characters are accessed by position.

A sequence of letters.

5

You can read my characters one by one, but you cannot change them. Who am I?

Hints

Examples include certain strings.

Once created, cannot be altered.

Unmodifiable sequence.

6

I store different types of values inside square brackets [ ]. Who am I?

Hints

Uses square brackets.

Mutable by default.

Ordered collection.

7

I look like a list but use parentheses ( ) and cannot be modified. Who am I?

Hints

Uses parentheses.

Immutable by default.

Ordered collection.

8

I store only unique values and do not allow duplicates. Who am I?

Hints

Good for membership tests.

Unordered collection.

No duplicates allowed.

9

I store information as key:value pairs inside curly braces. Who am I?

Hints

Curly braces with colon pairs.

Access by key.

Associative collection.

10

I tell you the position of an element in a sequence. I always start from 0. Who am I?

Hints

Part of many data structures.

Used to access elements in sequences.

Zero-based counting.

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