List Methods in Python: Adding and Removing Values - Part 1 Series A
This is the first of three videos where I go over the basics of how to work with lists in Python. I am not an expert when it comes to Python, but I know that teaching a subject helps solidify the information we learn about.
This is Series A
Series A = 1
Series B = 2
Each series is intended to be better than the last because of all the practice I'll get in creating them.
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List Methods
my_list = [1,2,3,4,5,6,7]
.add()
.append()
.insert(0,5) # What is 0 and what is 5? More questions below.
.extend()
# .remove()
.pop(index)
.pop() 2x
.remove(actual value)
.clear
##################### Exercises - Try creating at minimum 3 new lists
Add the below items to a new list
example: new_list = []
1. add --- 'bananas', 'pineapple', 'tomato', 'tortilla', 'beans', 'guac'
2. add the following to a different list ---- False, True, 123, 'bloop'
3. add the following to a different list ---- '?', "(*-*)", '(^_^)', "('')_(^_^)_('')",
4. add the following to a different list ---- 'blue', 'yellow', 'green', 123, True
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5. add the following to a list of your choosing at any index position ---- 'booklet', 'Fireball', 'coffee_mug'
6. add the following to a list of your choosing at any index position ----- 'titan', 'doodle', '123546', 'True'
7. add the following to a list of your choosing at any index position ----- '^-^', 'File not found.', 'Hello there!'
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8. A.) add 2 lists together B.) Next, add the same two lists to a third list C.) add the lists in reverse order
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9. What does .pop() do? Can it hold a value?
10. What do two .pop() do? Example my_list.pop()
my_list.pop()
What does the above do?
11. Remove any of the above items with .pop(). (Can you remove a specific index?) Try moving all integers from your lists
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12. Remove an item from one of your lists
13. Remove two items from a different list
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14. Remove all items from a list
15. Remove all items from a second list