Python Data Types Explained | Why True - True = False?
Computers use just ones and zeros to store data—so how do we represent things like text, decimals, or even True and False?
To handle all this, programming languages like Python use data types to categorise different kinds of information.
In this video, we explore Python’s basic data types: bool, int, float, str, and even None. You’ll see how they work, how they interact, and how things can go wrong when mixing types.
By the end of this video, you’ll understand:
✅ What each Python data type can represent
✅ How type conversion works
✅ Common mistakes when combining types
📌 Timestamps
0:00 Introduction
1:08 Booleans
3:10 Integers
4:19 Floats
5:42 Strings
7:49 None
8:43 Brief Notes on Type Conversions
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