Lists in Python | Python Lists | Lists Functions in Python | Implementation of Lists in Python | Use of Lists in Python | Python by Gaurav Pali

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Lists in Python | Python Lists | Lists Functions in Python | Implementation of Lists in Python | Use of Lists in Python | Python by Gaurav Pali

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Code:

##a=[10,20,30,40,50,60,70,20]
##print(a)
##for i in range(len(a)):
##    print(a[i])

##print(a[-4:-2])

##b=["abc","xyz","pqr"]
##print(b[1])
##a[3]=90
##print(len(a))

##c=[True, True,False,True,False]
##print(c)

##mix=[1,5,"hello",7,"bye",False,12,True,"good",6.5,8]
##print(mix)

##li=list(("Mouse","Keyboard","Scanner","Motherboard"))
##print(li)
##
##print(type(a))
##print(type(b))
##print(type(c))
##print(type(mix))
##print(type(li))

##if "Mouse" in li:
##    print("yes, Mouse is in the list")

##li[1]="Mike"
##print(li)

##li[1:3]=["CPU"]
##print(li)
##
##li.insert(2,"Monitor")
##print(li)

##li.append("CPU")
##print(li)
##
##rr=[1,2,3,4,5]
##qq=["hello","bye"]
##print(rr)
##print(qq)
##rr.extend(qq)
##print(rr)
##print(qq)
##f=("a","b","c")
##qq.extend(f)
##print(qq)
##a=[10,20,30,40,50,30,60,70,30,40,30]
##print(a)
##a.remove(40)
##print(a)
##a.sort(reverse=True)
##print(a)

ww=[1,2,3,4]
yy=["x","y","z"]
print(ww)
print(yy)
for i in yy:
    ww.append(i)
print(ww)
print(yy)
##print(a.pop())
##print(a)

##a.clear()
##print(a)
##for i in a:
##    print(i)
##
##i=0
##while i<len(a):
##    print(a[i])
##    i+=1

##b=a.copy()
##print(b)

##print(a.count(300))


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