Yes. Python is dynamically typed, so the same variable can refer to objects of different data types at different times.

Example:

value = 100
print(type(value))

value = "Python"
print(type(value))

value = True
print(type(value))
            

Output:

<class 'int'>
<class 'str'>
<class 'bool'>
            

Technically, the variable itself does not have a fixed type. The object referenced by the variable has a type, and the variable can be reassigned to another object.

Although this is allowed, frequently changing a variable’s meaning or expected type can make code harder to understand and maintain.