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[T1W4] Lesson 2: Data Types

4 main things covered today:
1. Simple +-/x using python
2. Data Type: Float/Integer
3. How to display the data type of the interger
4. Rounding of Values
In this lesson, we got to do more hands on activities using python itself, and it allowed me to have a feel on how to use python and the basic functions of it. At the start, I was not used to it as it required me to use specific functions but I got used to it after a while. This was new content and I did not know that we had to learn this for python.

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