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In Python, a variable is just a name you give to a value, so you can use it again later. Think of it like a label on a sticky note. Here's an example: message = "Hello". The word message is the variable name, and "Hello" is the value stored with that name. Now you can use message in your code. If you print it-print(message)-Python shows Hello. You can also use variables in expressions. For example: count = 3, then count + 2 gives 5. The key idea is that the value can change. If you later write message = "Hi", the name message now points to the new value. So, variables help you store information, reuse it, and update it as your program runs.