What Is Literal ? Python Literal in Details
Python Literals What is Literal? Answer : A literal is a data whose values are determined by the literal itself. Demonstration for Literal as below: Look at the following set of digits: 123 Can you guess what value it represents? Of course, you can say - it's one hundred twenty-three. But what about this: c Does it represent any value? Maybe. It can be the symbol of the speed of light, for example. It also can be a constant of integration. Or even the length of a hypotenuse in the sense of a Pythagorean theorem. There are many possibilities. You cannot choose the right one without some additional knowledge. And this is the clue: 123 is literal, and c is not. You use literals to encode data and to put them into your code. We're now going to show you some conventions you must obey when using Python.