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OK, now it's time for that data types, not actually what is what is data?

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It's not as simple as that.

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It is the way how to store your values.

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So you watch their numbers to store characters, floats or specific things.

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No, actually, this is what data types.

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OK, now in Boston, we have some data types like that, fundamental data types or essentially the types

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that end float to string list, Cuban dict or dictionary now for their integers, float for floating

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point one for the boolean, true or false string for characters set of Coxhill, which means strings,

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I mean key words and so on a list for if you want to put a list or a set of list.

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Now Kubel is the same as this, but we with some differences, we will talk about that.

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Don't worry, we have set and we have the dictionary as well.

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OK, now these are M for the fundamentals.

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Yeah.

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By the way, we will learn all of that indicate step by step.

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So don't worry for now.

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Just keep with me.

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Now we have another things which is called class.

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Now actually the class is or the class here you write or you put your own data type.

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So you modify your custom, you customize your own data.

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And don't worry, we will have we will have that indicate.

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Now, we have another thing, which is a specialized which is a specialized, as you can see, or the

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special like the modules and so on.

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And finally, we have that data type.

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Now, actually, nondairy type is very simple or it is it indicates that the value is none, which which

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means that it is and not just empty.

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It is none which is null.

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I mean nothing, nothing here.

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OK, not set yet.

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So you didn't see that yet.

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So which means that it is not OK and we would have a lot of use cases and a lot of examples how to use

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that.

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OK, so for now, just keep with me now.

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In the next lecture we will start tangent and we will start, as you can see, all of this one by one.

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All right.

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Thanks for watching.