Python Tutorials: Identifier In Python

An identifier is a name having a few letters, numbers and special characters _ (underscore).
It should always start with a non-numeric character.
It is used to identify a variable, function, symbolic constant, class etc.
Ex : –
X2
PI
Sigma
matadd
full_name

Python is case sensitive programming language.
d is not equal to D
t is not equal to T
devopschool is not equal to Devopsschool
devopschool is not eqaul to DEVOPSSCHOOL

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