Lists and Sets

[@avenumadhav3568]

At the end of this video, the student will be able to do the following: 1. Understand lists in more detail. 2. Understand a new container - sets. 3. Learn the differences between lists and sets. car-bus analogy: 0:43 2:30 (conclusion) list vs set demonstration: 3:20 12:11 difference: 15:32 (list) to 16:37 sys.getsizeof(): 18:55 21:00 set object is not subscriptable: 22:22 when to use set and when to use list: 24:30 24:48(s.add()) (set: 25:30 25:44) (list: 25:52 26:14)

[@AishvaryaArun]

I came here to learn python but Sudharshan Sir also gives life advise>>>>>:)😄

[@vasugupta_404]

Truly. Life lessons that'll help us understand python and life simultaneously!

[@MUTHU_KRISHNAN_K]

0:16 is this week 6 content?🤔 We (may 2024 batch ) have this as week 4 content.

[@MUTHU_KRISHNAN_K]

at 10:02 , besides the absence of repetition of the numbers, they are in ascending order.is it true every time? what if we combine both numbers and alphabets?

[@abhinavprakashgupta89]

Sir how did you get the list of functions available for z when you wrote z.

[@054_nirajkumar3]

थैंक्यू

[@tatvakeswani8483]

25:08 Why does z.add() add the element to the middle of the set? If you do a for loop for all elements in a list and add list[i] to the set, will it not be in order in the set?

[@tejaskalluraya7788]

A Set has no order. Everytime you run the program, you might find them in a different order.

[@tatvakeswani8483]

@@tejaskalluraya7788 Thank you! I saw it was mentioned in the later video "more on sets"

[@MUTHU_KRISHNAN_K]

Thank you both for having made my life simpler. I was banging my head with this doubt 😅

[@MUTHU_KRISHNAN_K]

Btw, at 10:02 , besides the absence of repetition of the numbers, they are in ascending order.is it true every time? what if we combine both numbers and alphabets?

[@govindagarwal3244]

@@MUTHU_KRISHNAN_K Same bro😂😂

[@yazadpardiwala687]

22:59 Weirdly this made me think of communism. There is no definable individual within the collective of the set. There is a definable individual within the list. (not meant to be political, although a part of me very much wants to - just a neat analog to remember it by)

[@satpalsingh6168]

bro can you tell what applicat]ion sir is using to code??

[@vasugupta_404]

@@satpalsingh6168 Spyder

[@meriid7017]

Dhnaywaad

[@shailxiitm]

I have tortured my google colab with big no. then colab cry n said u have used all your ram

[@amanupadhyay3004]

Bro, you won't believe, I was doing the same xD 😂😂😂😆😆😅😅😅

[@PRIYANSHURAJ-q7u]

22:23

[@umarulf]

cool nd

[@shailxiitm]

4:30 omg, I always try to use Sudhir(Papa's name) instead of Sudarshan(sir), Sir, use my papa name, what a coincidence :)

[@sudarshaniyengar8549]

Your dad has a very sweet name :-)

[@utkarsh7207]

@@sudarshaniyengar8549 in google colab size of empty list is shown 72???

[@sudarshaniyengar1814]

@@utkarsh7207 there will be differences :-). If you check my car and ambanis car the size will be different :-)

[@staggeredextreme8213]

​@@sudarshaniyengar1814Are sir 😅😅

[@MUTHU_KRISHNAN_K]

​@@sudarshaniyengar1814I am so proud and honoured to have you as our professor sir 🙏 Many students like me are cherishing these lectures like a treasure even after 3 years. Thank you very much ✨