Sorting Lists & Using 'reverse()' Func. in Python - Lists Part 5
🎤Hello friends! Welcome back to another course video! Today, you will be learning how to sort lists. The main reason to put a list in sorted order is to make it easier for the human user to actually see the information the list contains. You will even learn to reverse lists. These tasks can be achieved by using the 'sort()' & 'reverse()' functions. In the next video, I will teach you how to print lists in different formats.🎙
(1:36) - To watch the mentioned video, click on the link down below. If you don't know what is the 'end' keyword argument(provided by print function), then you can watch the same video. You can click on the link down below.
🔗 • Print() Function in Python Programming - P...
Time Stamps:
0:00 - 📽Introduction💻🎙
0:53 - Coding⌨🖱
1:48 - Using the 'sort()' function
2:14 - Using the 'reverse()' function
2:55 - Ending🎬
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Link to the playlist:
📎 • Python Programming Language for Beginners
🔦I'll see you in Part 6 of Lists. Till then bye-bye. Have a marvelous day and/or week!😊❤❤