Introduction to Python programming of of 2 variable types

In general, Python has a lot of variable/data types, but it doesn't need to be specified by the user because Some are generated from partial system functions . Others are automatically identified by the value of the variable , these data types are constant in Class types Define, so use when required The import types Such as:

import types
a = [1,2,3]
if type(a) is types.ListType:
    print a
else:
    print 'not list'

Python's specific variables/data types are as follows:

NoneType
None type

TypeType
Type object itself

BooleanType
Boolean type

IntType
Integer types

LongType
Long integer

FloatType
Floating point types

ComplexType
Complex type (such as 1.0j will not be defined if it is not supported)

StringType
String type (e.g. 'Spam').

UnicodeType
Unicode string (e.g. u'Spam' will not be defined if it is not supported)

TupleType
A tuple type

ListType
List array type

DictType
Hash array type (dictionary array)

DictionaryType
Full name above

FunctionType
Function types

LambdaType
Alternate name for a function type

GeneratorType
Iterator object, generated by calling the function generator.

CodeType
For the type of the code object, for example, it is returned by compile().

ClassType
Object type

InstanceType
Object instance type

MethodType
Object method

UnboundMethodType
MethodType alternate name.

BuiltinFunctionType
Built-in function types, such as len() or sys.exit().

BuiltinMethodType
Alternate name for BuiltinFunction

ModuleType
Module type

FileType
Object of the file type opened by sys.stdout.

XRangeType
Xrange () returns the range selection object

SliceType
Slice () returns the object

EllipsisType
Omitted type.

TracebackType
Such as the object type returned by sys.exc_traceback

FrameType
A backtrace object such as TB. Tb_frame

BufferType
The type returned by the buffer() function