Create integer variable by assigning binary value in Python

# Python code to create variable 
# by assigning binary value 

# creating number variable
# and, assigning binary value
a = 0b1010
b = 0b00000000
c = 0b11111111
d = 0b11110000
e = 0b10101010

# printing types
print("type of the variables...")
print("type of a: ", type(a))
print("type of b: ", type(b))
print("type of c: ", type(c))
print("type of d: ", type(d))
print("type of e: ", type(e))

# printing values in decimal format
print("value of the variables in decimal format...")
print("value of a: ", a)
print("value of b: ", b)
print("value of c: ", c)
print("value of d: ", d)
print("value of e: ", e)

# printing values in binary format
print("value of the variables in binary format...")
print("value of a: ", bin(a))
print("value of b: ", bin(b))
print("value of c: ", bin(c))
print("value of d: ", bin(d))
print("value of e: ", bin(e))

Output

type of the variables...
type of a:  <class 'int'>  
type of b:  <class 'int'>  
type of c:  <class 'int'>  
type of d:  <class 'int'>  
type of e:  <class 'int'>  
value of the variables in decimal format...  
value of a:  10
value of b:  0 
value of c:  255  
value of d:  240  
value of e:  170  
value of the variables in binary format...
value of a:  0b1010  
value of b:  0b0  
value of c:  0b11111111 
value of d:  0b11110000 
value of e:  0b10101010