Python Lists | a complete tutorial

This video tutorial is on python lists and how to work with them.
contents:
0:12-Introduction to list.
1:48-Different methods to create lists.
1:50-Empty List.
2:00-List of strings.
2:10-List of numbers.
2:18-List of numbers using list comprehension
(using for loop).
2:44-List of numbers using range.
2:55-Creating a list of even numbers less than
10 using list comprehension.
3:18-Creating a list of even numbers less than
10 using range.
3:36-Creating List from comma separated strings.
4:04-Put all characters in a string to list.
4:30-Put each digit in an integer to list.
4:53-Convert the dictionary key or value to list.

5:49-Built-in functions for lists in python.
the end of the list.
list to another list.
particular location.
element from the list.
or descending order.
11:27-len method to get the length or number of items in a list.
11:53-min and max functions to find the minimum or maximum
value in a list.
appears in the list.

13:20-To check if an item exists in the list.
13:52-indexing the python list.
14:00-fetch the first element.
14:27-get the last item.
15:04-Slicing (fetching specific portion of our list) examples.
15:56-slicing with increment or skipping.
16:45-Slicing in reverse order.
17:25-reversed function to iterate a list in reverse order.
18:28-Slice Assignment to insert or replace items of one
list inside another list at a particular location.
19:25-remove elements using slicing assignment.

19:41-how to copy list, understand why copying
a list is tricky.
22:40-copy list using deepcopy.
23:16-for loops on lists.
24:05-join all the contents in the list in to a string.
24:55-convert a list of lists in to a flat list.
25:46-see if list has duplicate elements.
26:40-shift or rotate the list

[omonotatech]

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[arnabmukherjee]

Sometimes the background music is louder than your own voice. For tutorials, omitting background noise/music will be much appreciated

[kitkat]

Wow. Python is awesome. Your tutorial was almost comprehensive guide to lists in python. Appreciate your effort

[fizixx]

Good vid. I liked your use of animals as the objects for the examples. I saved this to use it and try these all myself, thank you

[lokanadhamponapati]

Awesome. I never forgot about lists after saw your video. Please post all the topics in python. It will help for begginers like me. Thank you very much.

[ExcelTechno]

Great job man, The best tutorial on python list on the planet.

[gilbfernandes]

Video very professional, very well organized. Congratulations.

[knb]

List tutorial is very nice and really understanding and right usage…Please make complete tutorials on tuple, Dictionary, sets etc… It's gonna help us lot like LIST…

[murtazahonarpoor]

This was the best tutorial video I have watched! You have done a great job. thank you

[jk]

Bravo! What an excited period of lists. Thank you for each letter you taught us.
Many new things, many solutions I've gotten.
Regards

[pythonlucas]

Thank you for this video about lists, it helped me out to solve the problem I was stuck with, which result I uploaded on my own channel. I like your content, your explanation is very clear. I hope my own script can be as clean, if someone could give me some feedback, I would really appreciate it. Thank you!

[rishabkumar]

U are great bro your hard work is really appreciated

[brainless]

I am 7th grade and i am going to competition from porgramming and i didnt realy learned list good so this helped me so much thanks

[karthikasampathkumar]

I dont know how to thank you!!! i feel i found a treasure!!!

[balambhavanisankar]

Such a best video I ever seen on list tytorial bro...super...🤗🤗

[chandramouleeswaranv]

List explaination is awesome especially for beginners. Kindly, put the same kind of video for dictionary, tuples, sets and other advanced concepts.. Thanks a lot..

[omonotahustle]

Discuss this also for all of us please!

Linear Algebra

Probability Theory and Statistics

Multivariate Calculus

Algorithms and Complex Optimizations

Sets and Sequences, Topology, Metric Spaces, Single-Valued and Continuous Functions, Limits, Cauchy Kernel, Fourier Transforms, Information Theory Entropy, Information Gain, Function Spaces and Manifolds

[rameshgangadi]

Excellent no words to describe...
anyway helped lot.

[ramyaj]

listoflists=[[1, 2, 3], [4, 5, 6], [7], [8, 9]]
print(listoflists)
import itertools

print(flat_list)


Hi sir....please help in this output....when i'm running in jupyter....i'm getting error like "list object is not callable".

[wazka]

at 26:42, he must have meant to say:
unique = list(unique)
rather than
unique = list(lst2)