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This Python lists tutorial will help you understand what are lists in Python, how to create lists in Python, how to access elements in lists, various operations that can be applied on lists, methods with lists, built-in function with lists and an exercise using some concepts of lists in Python. A list is a collection of data. It can hold values of multiple data types. Lists are defined by having values between square brackets. It is an important data structure in Python. Now, let us get started and understand what are lists and how to use them.
The below topics are explained in this Python lists tutorial:
1. What are lists in Python? (00:34)
2. Creating lists (01:31)
3. Accessing elements in lists (05:09)
4. Operations on lists (11:23)
5. Methods with lists (15:07)
6. Built-in functions with lists (19:30)
7. Exercise (21:16)
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[@animeshsingh1595]

Nice tutorial but What about List another built-in function like pop And what if I have to delete an element from list using index position.

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Hi Animiesh, thanks for the kind comment. To remove an element by index use del: del list_name[index]. Hope that helps!

[@hanu422]

Examples, using list in run time

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[@akhilswaminathan962]

lets say we have a list =[1,1,1,2,3,42,65,2,5,7,3,9] if we want to just seperate numbers below 5 from this list in one step how to do that

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I am just starting my self taught coding journey. Finding your page has been a blessing. Thank you for making these available. I have one question, as I am new, does this encompass all of the Functions, Methods, and Operations that one can use with lists? If not, Should I worry about those now, or move on to other forms of data structures?

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[@paulettedotcom]

if you extended 1 list with another list how would you undo that?

[@naushadakbarsiddiqui7546]

“Operation on lists” in line 19 I am unable to do the operation although I have done every things my output is 0

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[@RohitKumar-en2cc]

i have a list, like a=[1,3,5,4,6,7,9,11,10,20,12], i want to print all number who devided by 3 in the list

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[@kennynelcon56]

Use the teachers method, her's is smarter lst = [1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10] odd = lst[0::2] even = lst[1::2] print(odd) print(even)

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Hi Kenny, the above lines of code can also be used to slice the odd and even numbers from the list.

[@ganeshmanepalli427]

How to separate ODD and EVEN numbers if we take random values into list and also repeated values into list.

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Hi Ganesh, You can use either for loop or a while loop to filter out odd and even elements for a list. Another way is to use lambda functions. Here is an example: >>> list(sorted(lst, key=lambda x: [x % 2, x])) [4, 6, 12, 14, 1, 3, 5, 7, 11]

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i have a doubt that what does the two collans 2 (: : 2) represent and why are they used.

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[@AbhishekSingh-xq4cu]

how can i remove multiple strings from a list simultaneously?

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"Hi Abhi, There are several methods to do it. You can use the slicing method to remove items from a list. You can write a for/ while loop and delete the strings using remove() or pop() function."

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List =a[1::2], how this operation works at the back end

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Even = [2,4,6,8,10] Even[::-1] Will reverse

[@rajgarh2010]

how to sort a list in descending order

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Hi Sheetal, you can use this code to sort a list: list.sort(reverse="True"). Hope that helps!

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[@akhilswaminathan962]

lets say we have a list =[1,1,1,2,3,42,65,2,5,7,3,9] if we want to just seperate numbers below 5 from this list in one step how to do that

[@sidharthvijayakumar3521]

For loop and if statement

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[@akhilswaminathan962]

@@sidharthvijayakumar3521 i know to do with for and if ,but i want it in one step. There is definitely one step solution for this because i came across this in code challenge, sadly i missed its link. Is there a library term to do it?

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"Hi, Use list[list>5]. This will return all the numbers greater than 5 in the list"

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