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Creating Lists
Lists store multiple elements in a specific order. Basics of working with lists.
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Lists store multiple elements in a specific order. Basics of working with lists.
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When to use tuples instead of lists? Comparison of properties and applications.
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Methods sort() and reverse() for ordering list elements.
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Accessing list elements by index. Changing and removing elements.
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Adding and removing elements from list. Methods append, insert, pop and remove.
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…can return complex data structures like dictionaries or lists.
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Tuples are immutable lists. Once created, they cannot be modified.
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…iterates through sequence elements. Basic iteration over lists.
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The global keyword allows modifying a global variable inside a function.
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Operator * allows accepting any number of positional arguments.