Programs don’t just store one kind of information.

Some information is text.
Some information is numbers.
Some information represents a yes or no decision.

Python needs to know what kind of data it is working with.

Strings (Text)

If something is text, it must go inside quotation marks.

Example:

game_title = "World of Software Engineering"

If you use quotes, Python treats it as text.

Integers (Whole Numbers)

Whole numbers do NOT use quotation marks.

Example:

player_health = 100

If you put the number inside quotes, it becomes text instead of a number.

Booleans (True or False)

Sometimes we need a variable to answer a question.

Is the player a warrior class?

That answer can only be:
True
or
False

Example:

player_is_warrior = True

Important:
True and False do NOT use quotation marks.

Your Task:

The code below contains mistakes.

• player_health must be stored as a number
• player_is_warrior must be stored as a Boolean value

Fix the code without changing anything else.

player_health = "100"
player_is_warrior = "True"

# don't change the code under this comment
print(f"player_health is a/an {type(player_health)}")
print(f"player_is_warrior is a/an {type(player_is_warrior)}")