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smashediron

Answer:

If a single argument (object) is passed to type() built-in, it returns type of the given object. If three arguments (name, bases and dict) are passed, it returns a new type object. If you need to check type of an object, it is recommended to use Python isinstance() function instead.

ogorwyne

The correct syntax to find a variable type in python is type().

The type () function is used to return the data type or the type of variable. Inside the bracket you would have to input an object. The object could be a list, a string, a tuple, or an integer.

For example:

Lets say age = 50

Now we are to find out if the variable age is an, integer, a list, a tuple or a string. So we put the  variable age into the syntax.

type(age)

The output that would be returned is int. This tells us that the variable age is an integer. Because 50 is an integer.

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