Lecture 3 : List & Tuple in Python | Python Full Course

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30:42 WAP 3 favourite movies and store then in a list a = input("enter a 1st movie:") b = input("enter a 2nd movie:") c = input("enter a 3rd movie:") Favourite_movie = [a,b,c] Print(Favourite_movie)

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Favourite_movie = [] a = input("enter a 1st movie:") Favourite_movie.append(a) b = input("enter a 2nd movie:") Favourite_movie.append(b) c = input("enter a 3rd movie:") Favourite_movie.append(c) print(Favourite_movie) print(type(Favourite_movie))

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00:01 Lists and tuples in Python are built-in data types for storing set of values. 02:41 Lists in Python can store multiple values and can be accessed by index 06:49 Lists in Python allow mutation while strings do not. 09:01 Slicing in lists allows obtaining a sublist based on start and end indexes. 13:01 List methods in Python 15:08 The sort method in Python does not return anything, it arranges the list in place. 19:17 List insert method in Python 21:15 List method operations like pop, copy, and count 25:33 Creating and printing single value tuples in Python 27:33 Tuples in Python can be sliced and have methods like index and count. 31:12 Storing and appending values in a list in Python 33:40 Checking for Palindrome in a List 37:27 Understanding Palindromes in Python 39:25 Understanding palindromes and counting students' grades in tuples.

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[@vishal1980able]

ma'am i did the 1st question without append😅 my code was : movie = input("enter your 1st favourite movie") movie2 = input("enter your 2nd favourite movie") movie3 = input("enter your 3rd favourite movie") print ("the list of your favourite movies is : " , [movie , movie2 , movie3]) and it was fully workingg

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32:33 We can also do like this . Movie1=input("Enter the first movie : ") Movie2=input("Enter your Second Movie : ") Movie3=input("Enter your Third Movie : ") list=[Movie1,Movie2,Movie3] print(list) Output = Same aaya . Am i right Shradha Didi. Why we use append function we have to store it in List. Not in a Sorting way

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same i did, i just use input, and then list [x, y, z] and print list 😂

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[@mspider03]

Ma'am I want to ask that in movie question we can also use this too right? a=input("Enter the 1st movie name: ") b=input("Enter the 2nd movie name: ") c=input("Enter the 3rd movie name: ") l=[a,b,c] print(l) Rather than creating an empty list and then appending values in them

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mene bhi same ase hi kiya hai

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You can do l = [input "first movie name", input"second movie name" .....] Print(l)

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[@AJosl360]

summary :-----> 00:01 Lists and tuples in Python are built-in data types for storing set of values. 02:41 Lists in Python can store multiple values and can be accessed by index 06:49 Lists in Python allow mutation while strings do not. 09:01 Slicing in lists allows obtaining a sublist based on start and end indexes. 13:01 List methods in Python 15:08 The sort method in Python does not return anything, it arranges the list in place. 19:17 List insert method in Python 21:15 List method operations like pop, copy, and count 25:33 Creating and printing single value tuples in Python 27:33 Tuples in Python can be sliced and have methods like index and count. 31:12 Storing and appending values in a list in Python 33:40 Checking for Palindrome in a List 37:27 Understanding Palindromes in Python 39:25 Understanding palindromes and counting students' grades in tuples. Thankyou everybody

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[@neonblade209]

m1=input("Enter 1st Movie name: ") m2=input("Enter 2nd movie name: ") m3=input("Enter 3rd movie name: ") list=[m1,m2,m3] print(list)

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[@fahadsiddique1201]

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[@SunnyChaudhary-y4f]

0:00 - Introduction 0:51 - Lists in Python 6:28 - Difference between Strings and Lists in Python 9:05 - List Slicing 11:55 - List Methods 22:59 - tuples in Python 23:38 - Difference between Tuples and Lists in Python 27:43 - Tuple Slicing 28:09 - Tuple Method 29:35 - Let's Practice Question 1 34:05 - Let's Practice Question 2 39:47 - Let's Practice Question 3

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41:00 tup=("C","D","A","A","B","B","A") print(tup.count("A")) lisst=list(tup[:]) lisst.sort() print(lisst)

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[@divyanshugoyal663]

38:37 another code list1= [1,2,1] copy1= list1.copy() copy1.reverse() print(copy1)

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[@dhruvaldalwadi5985]

list1 = [1,2,3,2,1] list2 = [1,"abc","abc",1] copy_list2 = list2.copy() copy_list2.reverse() if(copy_list2==list2): print("Palindrome") else: print("non pallindrom") 39:00 and change the list numbers from 1 to 2 , you can get rest of the idea

[@Aashish_Narayan]

29:35 print("enter your three fevorite:-") a=str(input("movie 1")) b=str(input("movie 2")) c=str(input("movie 3")) list=[a, b, c] print("your three fevorite movies are :", list)

[@ShobhitSrivastava-md6ip]

32:39 ma"am can we also do this question by this method: a=input("Enter your 1st favourite movie :" ) b=input("Enter your 2nd favourite movie :" ) c=input("Enter your 3rd favourite movie :" ) list=(a,b,c) print(list)

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[@Crazzyyy.06]

32:40 ma'am mene just movie variable bana ke usi me saare movies daalke fir usko print me daal diya and the result was the same but with less effort and line (took only 2 lines)

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[@SabarnaBandyopadhyay]

at 32:00 min , there is a shorter way to write the code . So first we create 3 variables , use the input function to store the name of the movies in the variables. After that we can create the list and write the name of elements within the square bracket separated by a comma like the one given : --- a = str(input("please enter the name of a movie ")) b = str(input("please enter the name of a movie ")) c = str(input("please enter the name of a movie ")) movies = [a,b,c] print(movies) ................... this is a much sorter code and we don't need to append anything .IF THERE ARE ANY PROBLEMS WITH THE CODE PLEASE INFORM

[@pateljenies3785]

In practise que 1 , i have answerd this code : movie1 = input("Enter Fav Movie1:") movie2 = input("Enter Fav Movie2:") movie3 = input("Enter Fav Movie3:") list=[movie1,movie2,movie3] print(list) print(type(list)) Tell me is it right ?

[@enfield_kiddo_16]

I think without using copy method we can check palindrome i. e by using only reverse( ). list=['d', 'a', 'd'] copylist=list.reverse( ) copylist.reverse ( ) if(list == copylist): print("palindrome") else: print ("not palindrome")

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copylist.list.copy() copylist.reverse()

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list=["d",'a','d'] if list==list[::-1]: print('palindrom') else: print('not palindrom')

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2nd practice question List1 = [ 1,2,3,2,1] List2 = [1,2,3,2,1] List2.reverse() If( list1 == list2): print(" list is palindrome") else : print(" list is not palindrome") Can we do with this method

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34:00 Didi , we can write . Movie_1=input("movie_1 name") Movie_2=input("movie_2 name") Movie_3=input("movie_3 name") List=[Movie_1,Movie_2,Movie_3] print(List) #output _is same as

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31:41 Movies = [str(input("enter 1st movie: ")), str(input("enter 2nd movie: ")), str(input("enter 3rd movie: "))] print(movies) That's way was better or not for production level. I asked this question because of all inputs are stored in single variable that was good or not

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[@sreevennelab8965]

for the first practice question: a = (input("what is your first favorite movie? ")) b = (input("what is your second favorite movie? ")) c = (input("what is your third favorite movie? ")) list = [a, b, c] print(list) is this correct?

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31:40 this is easy way to solve that code movi1=input() movi2=input() movi3=input() movies=[movi1,movi2,movi3] print(movies)

[@muhammadfahadikram1]

Hi... I couldn't understand the importance of using append function at 32:33 where as we could have completed exercise without using append as below: Movie1=(input("Your Top most favourite movie?)")) Movie2=(input("Your 2nd most favourite movie?)")) Movie3=(input("Your 3rd most favourite movie?)")) List=[Movie1, Movie2, Movie3] print(List)

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movie1=input("") movie2=input("") movie3=input("") movies=[movie1,movie2,movie3] print(movies)

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Q.1) Favt_Mve1 = input("Enter your first favourite movie?" ) Favt_Mve2 = input("Enter your second favourite movie?" ) Favt_Mve3 = input("Enter your third favourite movie?" ) List=([Favt_Mve1+ "," +Favt_Mve2+ "," + Favt_Mve3]) print(List) print(type(List))

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This is my answer on WAP1 movie1=input("enter your first fav movie:--") movie2=input("enter your second fav movie:--") movie3=input("enter your third fav movie:--") list=[movie1,movie2] list.append(movie3) print(list)

[@sejalchourasia4298]

I did the same way , is it correct?

[@Ayaan_khan21]

str.replace() function in string replace old value with new value does that violate the rule of string being immutable.?

[@Dipakshukla158]

.replace() is a function and in this case internally a new string is created with the replaced value and then it is stored in the original string

[@TanishkaAkulwar]

we can do it in this way also the movie question #input 3 movie names from user and store in list mov1= (input("Enter the name of fav movie:")) mov2= (input("Enter the name of fav movie:")) mov3= (input("Enter the name of fav movie:")) mov_list=[mov1,mov2,mov3] print(mov_list)

[@ZahidGulzar-n9k]

Shradha Didi, append karna zaroori tha kya? maine toh aise kiya mov1 = input("Enter 1st movie:") mov2 = input("Enter 2nd movie:") mov3 = input("Enter 3rd movie:") movies = [mov1, mov2, mov3] print(movies)

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mov1 = input("enter your first favourite movie : ") mov2 = input("enter your second favourite movie : ") mov3 = input("enter your third favourite movie : ") list = (mov1, mov2, mov3) print("Your Top 3 Favourite Movies Are : ", list) No Hate But Slightly better

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She was trying to revise the methods she told earlier in the lacture

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aapne list hi create nahi kari.

[@choconaamhai]

we can also do this names1=input("Enter your fav 1st movie : ") names2=input("Enter your fav 2nd movie : ") names3=input("Enter your fav 3rd movie : ") movies=[ ] movies.insert(0,names1) movies.insert(1,names2) movies.insert(2,names3) print(movies) print(type(movies))

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didi 32:46 (time) pe samajh nhi aaya, ki apne alag alag variable se fir same kaise likha? aur ye chiz work kaise ki /😮

[@divyamagarwal5177]

Mam, for the question 1 is it also ok to write a program directly like this(since you already mentioned for only 3 movies) : m1 = input("Movie 1: ") m2 = input("Movie 2: ") m3 = input("Movie 3: ") movie_list = [m1,m2,m3] print(movie_list)

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[@Sarcastism10]

Didi practice question 2 samaj nahi aya List wala palindrome usme do list kyu liye 39:21

[@govindkaushik7967]

# List related program # Ask the user to enter the names of their 3 favorite movies and store them into a list list_of_movies = [] list_of_movies.insert(0,input("first movie")) list_of_movies.insert(1,input("second movie")) list_of_movies.insert(2,input("third movie")) print(list_of_movies) print(type(list_of_movies))

[@codingexpedition]

list = [] for i in range(3): movies = input(f" Enter the name of {i} Movie: ") list.append(movies) print(list)

[@ShipayetHossain]

#practice 1 x=(input("name 1:")) y=(input("name 2:")) z=(input("name3:")) list=[x,y,z] print("favorite 3 movies=",list) #2nd practice check [plaindrome] num=[1,2,3,6,2,1] num1=num.copy() num1.reverse() if(num==num1): print("yes") elif(num!=num1): print("no")

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a=input("Enter your three favourite movies : first movies is :") b=input("enter second movie :") c=input("enter third movie :") list=[a,b,c] print(list)

[@HamzaAli-vs9tb]

31:38 why am i getting index error with this code: index = 0 movies = [] while index

[@SANJAY-999]

R! Traceback (most recent call last): File "", line 6 copy_list1=list1.copy() IndentationError: unexpected indent === Code Exited With Errors ===

[@zubairzakeer8772]

31:26 mam can we use this code a = input("please enter your 1st Favoourite movie : ") b = input("please enter your 2nd Favoourite movie : ") c = input("please enter your 3rd Favoourite movie : ") list = [a,b,c] print("you entered : ",list)

[@akashnarkhede1365]

movies = [input("Enter 1st movie name: "), input("Enter 2nd movie name: "), input("Enter 3rd movie name: ")] print(movies) list also support taking input inside it did you check?

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[@MariamCali-ls3wc]

a = input("enter first movie name: ") b = input("enter second movie name: ") c = input("enter third movie name: ") list = [a , b, c] print(list) mam i write code like this for question one so it is right or not?

[@bhupinderkaur5460]

I also write in same way😂

[@1198-]

#another solution for the last problem: tuple = ("a", "b", "d", "c", "d") report = list(tuple) # creating a data structure called 'report', that is a list and has the same content as the tuple to be able to use the sort function report.sort(reverse = True) print(report)

[@lionhare]

o= input("enter ur fav movie1 ") p= input("enter ur fav movie2 ") q= input("enter ur fav movie3 ") list=[o,p,q] print(list) i did this, it worked

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[@rkdgamer2487]

33:43 par mene to isme se koi bhi program isa banaya hi nhi pr fir bhi mera output esa hi aa rha hai Mera program hai ye = a=str(input("Enter your first favourite movie name")) b=str(input("Enter your second favourite movie name")) c=str(input("Enter your third favourite movie name")) list=[a,b,c] print(list)

[@munirafsar1238]

f=input("first movie: ") s=input("second movie: ") t=input("third movie: ") lst4=[f,s,t] print(lst4)

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[@mubashirawan1464]

a = input("Enter Your 1st Faverite Movies Names:") b = input("Enter your 2nd Faverite Movie Name:") c = input("Enter your 3rd Faverite Movie Name:") list = [a,b,c] print("Your Faverite Movies are", list)

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Imp timestamps 7:40 8:50 16:00 25:15 27:00 32:00 39:00

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a = input("your fav movie ") b = input("2nd fav movie ") c = input("3rd fav movie ") i = [a , b , c] print("your fav movies are:" ,i)

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36:04 kya hum yha reverse function ka use krke or badme if statement lagaye toh ye work krega

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Thank uhhh 😊❤

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[@surajm_3290]

Mam why this code give wrong answer 41:15 question no.❓ 🔻print(list.sort())

[@mohineeprithula]

you're saying strings are immutable and lists are mutable. but we can easily use str.replace function and change string. so how come string is immutable?

[@smilephotography8323]

Practice Q1. a = input('enter your first fav movie : ') b = input('enter your second fav movie : ') c = input('enter your third fav movie : ') d=[a,b,c] print(d)

[@vaidehiranade3046]

For the First practice question about listing the movies I wrote the following code and it worked fine. Does it count as "Lists" or "Variables"?? movie1 = input("My most favourite movie is: ") movie2 = input("My second favourite movie is: ") movie3 = input("My third favourite movie is: ") listofmovies = [movie1, movie2, movie3] print(listofmovies)

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[@MySukhada]

List=[1,2,3,2,1] New = List.reverse() if List != New : print(" List contains palindrome") else: print("List is not palindromic")

[@aniketkeshari4114]

A = [1,2,3,2,1] Print(copy(A)) Print(reverse(A))

[@extendedsomeone]

#favourite movies movie1=input("enter your first favourite movie:") movie2=input("enter your second favourite movie:") movie3=input("enter your third favourite movie:") print("list of your favourite movies :",[movie1, movie2, movie3])

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