Continuing from the previous post Python Lists, we will look at some more things you can do with them. Lists, unlike strings, are mutable. This means that you can change a list in place without reassigning the list to a new variable. To change a list in place you need to know the index you […]
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Python Lists are an extremely versatile data type, the next of the Python data types we will explore. Lists (type list) may not seem like from looking at them, but they are an extremely powerful data type. They can hold other Python data types, strings, floats, integers, lists, dictionaries, sets, and tuples. Lists are an ordered
Python Strings (type str) is the next Python data type we will explore. Python strings are any data that is wrapped in a single (‘ ‘) or double (“ “) quotes. Strings are an ordered set of characters. You can retrieve elements from their index. You can do this by putting an [] at the