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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.

Learn about the array data structure and using Lists 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.

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Master Python Lists & List Operations in just 8 minutes! In this video, we'll explore everything from creating lists , accessing ...

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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.

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

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

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