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var1 = 3
var6 = 4.04
var2 = 'pattern'
var3 = ['dog', 'cat', 'mouse', 't-rex', 'wolf']
var4 = ('one', 'two', "Hello, Python!")
var5 = {'name' : 'tuna', 'number' : 7, 'food' : 'egg'}

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# integers
print(type(var1) is int)
print(type(var6) is float)
print(var1 < 35)
print(var1 <= var6)

# strings
print(type(var2) is str)
print(var2[5] == 'n' and var2[0] == "p")

# lists
print(type(var3) is list)
print(len(var3) == 5)

# tuples
print(type(var4) is tuple)
print(var4[2] == "Hello, Python!")

# dictionaries
print(type(var5) is dict)
print("happy" in var5)
print(7 in var5.values())
print(var5.get("egg") == "salad")
print(len(var5) == 3)
var5["tuna"] = "fish"
print(len(var5) == 3)