List & Tuple - Python Complete Course | Most Important topic In Python

[@arunsundar3739]

it becomes clear now why certain methods don't work on Tuple , but on List, the immutability aspect, easier to reason out things now, thank you very much sir :)

[@HariPrasad-gm7ce]

Whether it is Big data or Sql or Python It is the Sumit sir way of teaching the subject makes him Unique & topmost..🎉🎉

[@vandanapatil8182]

No doubt you are the best teacher in India 😊🎉

[@sopankardile-w1t]

One of the best way to learn pyhton here thank you so much sumit sir.the way of your teaching which is very bes & helpfull for me .Thank you once again.please also upload more videos.

[@sumitmittal07]

glad that you liked it

[@atifhafeez8832]

Hi Sumit Sir, Just quick question. At 28:45, you have used continue in the for loop? what is the need of it when the same can be achieved only with a single if statement? Because as far as I know the for loop will iterate all the values unless a "break" statement is encountered.

[@pridename2858]

Hi Sumit sir, this course is absolute gem. Shockingly just few thumbs up clearly indicates that true guru is still out of reach from vast aspirant of Data community. Guys just go through the course 2-3 times, I am on second time and enjoying the crisp clear contents for Data related job.

[@4n3roid]

39:53 Sort and Reverse will not work for Tuple as they are sequence type and immutable data structures.

[@SoumyaBiswas37]

Yes. We can use count() for tuple data types because we are not changing any value and it will just display the count of occurrence

[@shrutisamal]

very insightful session! truly appreciate the fact that you have included the real life prod based applications rather than just demonstrating the syntax and rarely used functions. looking forward to next session. cheers!

[@ArpitSrivastava1994]

Great video sir ! This is the most concise way in which these concepts should be explained

[@shikhashikha6290]

yes count, sort, reverse work in tuple

[@rahulreddy5237]

we can do count() method in tuple because it is data retrieval not manipulation

[@GANESHPATIL-q6t]

Great way of teaching. Thank you sir!!

[@avibitm]

no one can replace you as mentor for me thanks for every thing

[@sumitmittal07]

thank you very much

[@abhishekn786]

Your way of explaining topics is insane🔥

[@srinivasankapally]

Super content sir, if possible can you please provide this content as a pdf or any blog for future reference.

[@abhis8888]

Thank you so much summit sir you made it so easy to learn

[@swapnaligaikwad9291]

Completed 3rd session Loved it ❤❤

[@arpithaks3467]

your teaching skills is to good thank you sir

[@vannaap5087]

Great explanation 👌

[@pcmvenkatesh]

Loved it a lot. Thank you so much Sumit Sir. God bless you.🥰

[@AniketPatil-yr1iw]

38:40 :: print(order.count(50)) --> this command is applicable for tuple as well 👍 bcz we are not makin any changes 40:10 :: orders.sort() print(orders) --> this will not work for tuple bcz we are changing the seq of data inside the tuple and In tuple it wont allow

[@josephvincent1040]

Awesome series. Absolute Gem :-). Thank you Sumit sir, for this awesome series.

[@sreenivasulareddy-s1w]

Hi Sumit Sir Are you going to cover PANDAS and NUMPY libraries as well ?

[@nasibsingh3594]

The code at 34:30 will not work if we keep last value in list other than int and float. Program will throw error saying list out bound

[@kalyan769]

for tuple also same we can find the count of elements

[@syedahmed6763]

Thank you for making these videos. It's a great refresher before the interviews. Btw we can count() on a tuple.

[@sreedharasameerkumarilapav8505]

excellent sir. Thank you so much.

[@Daily_Dose_010]

Sir please give discount to big data course at trendy tech, its too costly

[@sumitmittal07]

the course is much more worth, there is a no cost emi that you can opt for

[@AkshayNagare-w6x]

​​@@sumitmittal07sir atleast allowed to pay fees in installments not everyone have credit card or money to at a time please think on installments payment option it would help many students to build their carrier in data engineering it's request sir

[@AkshayShinde-bf3jp]

Yes, orders.count(), orders.index() are applicable in tuple Whereas orders.sort() and orders.reverse() not applicable in tuple

[@diptigupta8258]

Sir , can you cover List comprehension . It helps in reducing the code length and i don't understand it well

[@kaladharnaidusompalyam851]

Waiting for Set & Dicts session. Thank you SIr

[@sumitmittal07]

Very soon

[@karthikeyankarthik4752]

Super sir, it's useful to me.

[@diptigupta8258]

reverse will mot work for tuple as it will change the tuple.

[@PujaPrasad-qu1yi]

Hello @sumit sir, I tried for while condition for list, It's keep running for more than 20min. Can i get to know why? order_amount = [100,200,None,"invalid",300,400.5] i = 0 sum = 0 while i < len(order_amount): if type(order_amount[i]) == int or type(order_amount[i]) == float: sum = sum + order_amount[i] else: i = i + 1 continue i = i + 1 print(sum)

[@thordreamer7465]

Hello @PujaPrasad, The increment after continue cannot go out of if loop , check the indentation correctly for i = i + 1 .

[@kaladharnaidusompalyam851]

because of immutable feature Tuple won't accept for sorting the item position and also reversing the items.It got fixed with index entire the pipeline

[@SoumyaBiswas37]

Sort() and reverse() won't work for tuple because data will be modified in these cases

[@ShivrajSingh-x5j]

amazing session

[@adireddy2954]

Hi, Do you have an notes for this PYTHON course. if yes, please provide

[@Aziz-oi1qt]

nice explanation

[@rushikesharulkar4728]

Sir, I am unable to find the text files you are making for notes. Where can I find those? Thank you.

[@sumitmittal07]

I will be adding it to Github and sharing the link in the description in the upcoming videos.

[@jaisriram8989]

Thank you for this excellent content!

[@sumitmittal07]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@bharathchary5927]

Sir When ur going to upload The 4th video .

[@navjotsingh-hl1jg]

sir please har roz aap python ki video upload kara karo

[@arpithaks3467]

please share running notes it will be helpful to us

[@DeekshaSrivastava-r7j]

will you teach arrays and virtual arrays

[@sumitmittal07]

Will be covered as part of the upcoming videos.

[@RITURAJRANJAN-st7dv]

great content

[@shobhittiwari2014]

sir when is next video getting uploaded ?

[@sumitmittal07]

on tuesday, 26th march

[@gowthams.v6004]

only none and invalid will come in else part this logic of it becoming an infinite loop i am not able to understand can anyone explain me what is happening thanks in advance time:31 mins

[@AmarSi218]

Sir How many sessions will be there in this playlist ?

[@sumitmittal07]

many more...

[@AmarSi218]

I am thinking to take big data course i have exp with powerbi and sql currently learning python from your videos i am asking about total session because i am planning to enroll in April

[@kalyan769]

for tuple sort & reverse will not work

[@kiranmg4831]

Even for set

[@sakshijain3534]

Thanks sir

[@sumitmittal07]

Welcome

[@naginafathima4562]

Please number your sessions so that audience is not confused about the order. Thank you!

[@sumitmittal07]

sure

[@KiyanshLife]

"sort" and "reverse" are not work for tuple =>Immutable

[@hari_1357]

Set elements are immutable but the set itself is a mutable object

[@sumitmittal07]

I will cover all this granularity about set in upcoming session in proper detail.

[@skjahangir3800]

Update on Next Video?

[@sumitmittal07]

on tuesday, 26th march