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Python Tutorial » Buildin Function » type 
13.46.1.The syntax for type() is: type(object)
# type() takes an object and returns its type. The return value is a type object.

print type(4)                                    int type
print type('Hello World!')                     # string type
print type(type(4))                              # type type
13.46.type
13.46.1.The syntax for type() is: type(object)
13.46.2.access the type
13.46.3.type function returns the data type of any arbitrary object.
13.46.4.type() returns the type for any Python object, not just the standard types.
13.46.5.Check number type
13.46.6.If and type()
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