Introduction To Lists In Python (Python Tutorial #4) 

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Also pop can take a index, so it won't just delete the last element within a list. You can say pop(0) which will pop the first element in the list.

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Hi YK..Thanks for these awesome videos. I tried the assignment using all the topics you covered in this video and it worked. b.append(b[0]) b[0] = b[2] b[2] = b[3] b.pop() print(b)

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You mentioned nested lists but not how to access them. Given the list a = [1, 2, 3, [10, 20, 30]] how would you get '20'? Think about whats returned when you call a[3]... answer is below. a[3][1] would return 20 :)

I noticed you didn't explain how to add integers or strings to lists _within_ a list. If anyone's curios, do the following: Input: a = [5, 10, 15, 20, [2, 4, 6, 8]] Input: a[4].append(10) Input: print(a) Output: [5, 10, 15, 20, [2, 4, 6, 8, 10]] Note that in the second line where is says "a[3]" the 3 is the index number of the list within a list. That means what's basically happening is the "a[3]" calls for that index item, which is the list that's within the original list, then appends the number "10" to it. Hope I helped :)

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My solution: b = ["banana", "apple", "microsof"] b[0], b[2] = b[2], b[0] print(b)

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i did this: b.append("banana") b[0] = "microsoft" b.pop(2) print(b) [ 'microsoft, 'apple', 'banana' ]

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I would like to share the easiest way of swapping: a[0],a[2] = a[2],a[0] GOOD LUCK

b[: : -1] will also reverse list

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you can do this too right? b = ("Banana", "Apple", "Microsoft") b[0] = ("Microsoft") b[2] = ("Banana") print(b) you can switch the 2 using this code right?

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Hey CSU jojo, when i run a.append, i keep getting an error that say 'set' object has no Attribute 'Append' what could be the reason?

i did it like this is this ok?? b[0], b[2] = b[2], b[0] btw i didnt understand the Video can someone explain it easier

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My code for the problem was: b[0] ="microsoft" b[2] = "banana" Was this bad code?

Why don’t we do it this way : b =[“banana”,”apple”,”microsoft”] b[0] =“misrosoft” b[2] =“banana” Print(b) [‘microsoft’, ‘apple’, ‘banana’]

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b[0] = b[2] b.pop() b.append("banana") I think this is the solution to the problem.

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