Python Tutorial for Beginners 4: Lists, Tuples, and Sets

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Quick notes List = mutable Remove,pop,insert,append,extend,join,split,max,min,sum,sorted,sort Tuple= immutable Sets= used as membership checker Doesn't allow duplicate data Union, difference, intersection

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dictionary: variables with extra steps

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'tuple' object has no attribute 'append' why this error?? can you help?

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@@SatishKumar-SKP you cannot make changes to tuple because its immutable. Try using that method with list it works fine.

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List : 0:00 Tuple : 20:05 LIst : 23:34

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u mean to say sets???

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+ Slicing: 2:33 ==> courses[-] ==> courses[:] ==> courses[:] ==> courses[:] + Methods: 5:18 ==> .append() ==> .insert(, ) ==> .extend() ==> .remove() ==> .pop() ==> .reverse() ==> .sort() ==> .sort(reverse=True) ==> sorted() ==> min() ==> max() ==> sum() ==> .index() + Looping: ==> for index, value in enumerate() : 16:50 ==> for index, value in enumerate(, start=) + Methods again: 18:50 ==> ''.join() ==> .split() + Sets Methods: 26:00 ==> .intersection() ==> .difference() ==> .union()

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It is really interesting that it took us months in high school to learn have to make a sorting algorithm in c++. In python you just write sort...

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I'd just like to update that now there's a simpler way to get the same result as union, intersection and difference have. So let's say we have 2 sets: a and b. Instead of a.union(b) now you can just type a | b. a & b for intersection. a - b for difference (just remember that a - b ≠ b - a) also a ^ b for symmetric difference (it'll only get the items that don't repeat themselves in both sets) Hope it helps :)

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1:00 - Lists 22:03 - Tuples 23:35 - Sets

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Thanks! Glad they helped!

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If you're looking for some quick problems to solve on a daily basis, then I would recommend signing up on a site like codewars or something like that. If you want longer questions with detailed answers then I would recommend a book like Cracking The Coding Interview. Great questions in there to practice. I'll put a link to it here: amzn.to/2iMjZRL

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good job, the first time I can see the advantage of Sets. keep it going

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The only thing I would maybe still mention is the ability to do something like list_2 = list_1,copy() as an option. That way you get all the methods of a list and ability to alter list_2 without affecting list_1. Similar to how you would use the spread ( ... ) operator in javascript. Just keep in mind there's pros and cons to doing this. Mainly, that list_1 is still mutable and maybe you'd like it to be immutable. You can also typecast between list, sets, tuples using the respective methods list(some_iterable) tuples(some_iterable) and set(some_iterable). I know the video was getting kinda long but I think this rounds out the video a little more. Cheers, thanks for the tutorials.

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.copy() not ,copy()

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Thanks Corey, great tutorials! Very clearly layed out and nice presentation. There's one thing here that struck me: I'm not new to programming in general but the behavior in 21:28 ( _both_ lists changing) was quite shocking to me :-) I had a slight hunch what was happening there but still I had to look it up and found this: stackoverflow.com/questions/2612802/how-to-clone-or-copy-a-list (for all you guys out there who got confused).

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what's the use of an empty tuple if it is immutable? you can't add anything to it! thanks

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objects are immutable until you assign them a value. once a value has been assigned that's when they become immutable.

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If you are working with a large database and don't want to screw it up either inadvertently or with code that you haven't yet finalized the best thing is to make a clone of it to work with and make the original a tuple so that nothing change it ... until you are ready.

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