Nested-list-in-Python | Python List Tutorial | Python List Programs | Naresh IT

Nested-list-in-Python | Python List Tutorial | Python List Programs
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This was a great tutorial. I am a beginner in Python but this was very easy to follow.

[helovesdata]

Thank you. I was getting frustrated until I found this video. You explain tough concepts well.

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[yuvrajchaudhari]

Dear Shrinivas sir, you are awesome. Yor are my one of favourite staff in Naresh IT n also in Ameerpeth 😁.
I request you to please make video on database topic in python.
Sir this is my humble request to you sir plz.

[fernandaolivares]

wow thanks for explaining so good! I finally understood nested lists

[bitschips]

Thanks for video, so educative. Best regards and be safe.

[rudemagicgaming]

Thank you very much sir.
I watched all your videos in this series and it helped me a lot.

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Beautifully done! I loved your approach. This was incredibly helpful.

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[luckyhi]

thanks a lot concept explained very clearly.

[mondolbd]

Sir, please give a tutorial about clear concept of list comprehension.

[gauravnagamaheswarpattem]

saying on board was much more understandable sir. :-)

[ganeshgane]

list_a=[(1, 43, 2), (5, 6, 8, 7)]
input:- 4
output:- 0 1 send me logic of this type code vidieo

[stephentellis]

Thank you. I was getting frustrated until I found this video. You explain tough concepts well.