Variables and Assignment

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Variables are the foundation of any Python program. They let you store, reference, and manipulate data throughout your code. Creating Variables In Python, you create a variable by assigning a value to a name using the equals sign. Python automatically determines the data type based on the value you provide. Each variable stores a different type of data. Python figures out the type automatically, so you never need to declare it explicitly. Python itself has an origin story that surprises most people. Variable names in Python are case-sensitive. The names count, Count, and COUNT all refer to three completely different variables. Python naming conventions recommend lowercase with underscores for variable names, a style known as snake_case that distinguishes Python from languages that use came