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Overview In this video tutorial, I'm excited to show you how to create and manipulate a list of user objects in Python. We'll start by ...

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Python: Creating a Database with Lists and Tuples.

Note: In this video, I use "arrays" to describe a "list". Arrays are a similar data structure in other programming languages. In Python ...

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Reading files into lists in Python, then searching for items in the list. View an annotated PDF transcription of the video: ...

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by Flavien Raynaud At: FOSDEM 2017 When writing Python code, you might find yourself using lists and dictionariespretty often.

Learn about the array data structure and using Lists in Python.

Learn how to create and use Lists, Tuples and Dictionary in Python 3.

Shows how to use the methods for lists in Python from the IDLE interpreter. Demonstrates using append, pop, and insert.

A Python list is a series of elements. These elements can be of any type. To access an element in a list, just call list name + index ...

Very general look at list in Python.

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A quick video that looks at the Array data type in Python - in particularly, the difference between a Tuple and a List.

Variables in Python are *references*. When you assign a list variable to another list variable, you get a copy of the reference, not ...