#6 Python Tutorial for Beginners | Tuple | Set in Python

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Thank you Naveen for this great tutorial I would like to add some more point about sets 1) To create an empty set use >>s1 =set() because if you use >> s1 = { } and check >> type(s1) you will get , which means it is treated as an dictionary instead of empty set.

[@ankitha8530]

>>s1=set() its also showing error yaaar

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@@ankitha8530 we can create set using{ }

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@Telusko There is a workaround for changing Tuple value, We can convert the tuple into a list, change the list, and convert the list back into a tuple. name = ('Ashok','Kiran','John','Steve') changedname = list(name) changedname[1] = 'Rahul' name = tuple(changedname) print(name) Now the name tuple will have the values changed. Output : ----------- ('Ashok', 'Rahul', 'John', 'Steve') Kindly give a heart if this comment was helpful.

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2) If you use a set inside a set which will lead to an error eg: set_2 = {1,2,3,"hello",{4,5,6}} print(set_2) It will print TypeError: unhashable type: 'set' so instead of that use set_2 = {1,2,3,"hello",(4,5,6)} print(set_2) will print {1, 2, 3, 'hello', (4, 5, 6)}

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can u tell me the difference between index and count? I started learning python today so I dont know it

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@@jagritimahata3042 Indexing is position of the number while count is total number of elements

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The answer to the quiz question.. >>>Del nums [2:5] >>>Nums [25,36,26]

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@S u m a n t h yes u can pop a number from list.. Eg. >>>Nums = [ 45 , 56 , 67 , 90 ] >>> Nums.pop(1) 56

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Why couldn’t we use nums.remove(2:5)

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@@gautamsrivastav8330 if you use that syntax.. it will give you a syntax error.. thats because remove parameter takes only argument.. which means if you use remove you can only remove one number at a time from list.. and also you are supposed to mention the number you want to remove inside the bracket... Eg. >>>Nums = [23,56,78,90] >>> Nums.remove(23) >>> Nums [56,78,90]

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@@poojajain4900 one more thing, I've been working on IDLE, as prescribed in the previous lectures, but when I save it, close it and reopen it, I'm not able to continue in that file. I have to start fresh with a new IDLE file and cannot continue with that I was practicing on.

[@sadhnamall7357]

To delete values (95,14,12) we write the code del nums[2:5]

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2:4

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Can you pls explain how ur saying 2.4. Pls

[@ohm4154]

@@akalyam1149 its 2:5 it does not removes the last index mentioned

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Mine says invalid syntax and red colouring my colon : what does it mean?

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[2:4]

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[@mannemsrikanth3655]

Answer for quiz : 1. del nums [2:5] nums [25,36,26] 2. We can also use pop to delete specific index numbers i.e nums.pop(2) nums.pop(3) nums.pop(4) nums [25,36,26]

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[@vickyrock1418]

We can also use remove

[@chembetikarunakar814]

U get error if u use pop continously because after we use pop it changes its length and we get error pop index out of range

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Can we use nums.remove[2:5]

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del nums [-4:-1] -- code should be as much as simple and correspond with task

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nums=[25,36,95,14,12,26] del nums[2:4] #del function will delete numbers from index 2 to index 4 as required in the quiz print(nums)

[@MrCroissant-y3f]

It is [2:5] If [2:4], it won't remove the element 12.

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@@MrCroissant-y3f if [2:5] it will also delete the last element 26.

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@@MrCroissant-y3f if [2:5] it will also delete the last element 26.

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answer to the assignment question- del nums[2:5]

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@@priyajain2890 At the end of video probably in last minute it show in the red box of the screen.

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I think nums[2:4] because upto we are mentioning

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input >>> num = [25,36,95,14,12,26] delete>>> del num [2:5] result >>> num [25, 36, 26] >>>

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LIST: append() Adds an element at the end of the list clear() Removes all the elements from the list copy() Returns a copy of the list count() Returns the number of elements with the specified value extend() Add the elements of a list (or any iterable), to the end of the current list index() Returns the index of the first element with the specified value insert() Adds an element at the specified position pop() Removes the element at the specified position remove() Removes the item with the specified value reverse() Reverses the order of the list sort() Sorts the list SET: add() Adds an element to the set clear() Removes all the elements from the set copy() Returns a copy of the set difference() Returns a set containing the difference between two or more sets difference_update() Removes the items in this set that are also included in another, specified set discard() Remove the specified item intersection() Returns a set, that is the intersection of two other sets intersection_update() Removes the items in this set that are not present in other, specified set(s) isdisjoint() Returns whether two sets have a intersection or not issubset() Returns whether another set contains this set or not issuperset() Returns whether this set contains another set or not pop() Removes an element from the set remove() Removes the specified element symmetric_difference() Returns a set with the symmetric differences of two sets symmetric_difference_update() inserts the symmetric differences from this set and another union() Return a set containing the union of sets update() Update the set with the union of this set and others hope this helps ❤

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nums = [23,36,95,14,12,26] del nums[2:5] nums [25,36,26]

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[@madhu9829]

26 should not come

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26 is included because [2:5] would stop at the fifth element without deleting it

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nums = [23,36,95,14,12,26] del nums[2:-1] nums [25,36,26]

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quiz answer >>> nums=[25,36,95,14,12,26] >>> nums [25, 36, 95, 14, 12, 26] >>> del nums [2:5] >>> nums [25, 36, 26]

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how will 26 come in the set if u put [2:5], you should put [2:4]insteadd

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>>>nums=[25,36,95,14,12,26] >>>del nums[2:5] >>>nums [25,36,26]

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geeta bhatt tuple doesn't perform deletion

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@@women_kingdom It's not a Tuple Just check the Brackets

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why is 26 still not deleted?

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Nums=[25,36,95,14,12,26] Del nums [2:5] O/p = [25,36,26]

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How it's possible

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@@abishakkumarrattanpal5021 as 95,14,12 lie on 2nd , 3rd and 4rt place so we can delete them by typing del[2:5]

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1:pop(2),pop(3),pop(4),pop(-2),pop(-3)pop(-4),del nums[2:5],remove nums[2:5] or by each one

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del nums[2:5] or del nums[-4:-1]

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num = [25,36,95,14,12,26] del num[2:5] print(num)

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[25,36,95]

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Well thanks a lot sir you are great I am watching this video 4 years after the upload but I loved your explanation a lot. and here the answer :- nums = [25, 36, 95, 14, 12, 26] nums [25, 36, 95, 14, 12, 26] del nums[2:5] nums [25, 36, 26]

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Ans is del nums[2:5] Am i right sir?

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can we use pop in set? it says "pop() takes no arguments (1 given)" set does not support indexing right? Refrence to 5:33

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same question

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It doesn't support indexing right......but in sets we cannot specify indexing inside brackets and we can just use .pop() and it removes last element

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nums = [25, 36, 95, 14, 12, 26] del nums[2:5] output: [25, 36, 26]

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so the basic difference between list and tupule is () and[] . am i right? remember i am talking about the basic difference.

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List [ ] Tuple ( )

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6:28 del nums[2:5]

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del[2:5]

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Ctrl+space not working

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working in IDLE!!

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use IDLE PYTHON

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I'm not getting the pop-up's .what might be the problem. even ctrl+space is also not working

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me too not getting in list also and here also

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@@PriyankaGupta-le1dt same here i am using 3.8 interpreter I guess it will come in pycharm community version

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[@abhijeetpatil3440]

We can add values in tuple like this: tup1 = (1,2,3,4) tup2 = (5,6,7,8) tup3 = tup1 + tup2 print(tup3) print(type(tup3) Output: (1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8)

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We can delete the collection of values by using reomve Remove=[94,14,12] print(nums) 25,36,26

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Q. num = [25,36,95,14,12,26] if we want to remove the value 95, 14 and 12, we use: num.remove (binary formation of that number) example: to remove 95, the formula will be num.remove (2).. Thank you for this videos. I am learning python throughout the playlist. I hope I will learn enough.

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