Lesson 1 of 8
Variables & Types
Concept
A variable is a name that points to a value. Python figures out the type automatically — you don't declare it. The main types you'll see in your code:
str (text), int (whole numbers), bool (True/False), float (decimals).
m3shdup/app/intrinsic.py
COOLDOWN_AGENT = "_intrinsic_global" # str
IDLE_MINUTES = 10 # int
DRY_RUN = False # bool
UCB_CAP = 2.0 # float
What's happening
These are from your mesh codebase. Python knows
"_intrinsic_global" is a string because of the quotes, 10 is an int because it's a whole number, and 2.0 is a float because of the decimal point.