zip() in Python - Combine Iterables Together

Learn how to use the zip() function in python to combine iterables together. zip() allows you to combine any number of iterable objects together in tuples, it's especially useful when looping through multiple objects at the same time!

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[TechWithTim]

What other Python shorts should I make?!

[johnnytoobad]

I love this "short" stuff. Sometimes I don't have time to watch a longer vid.

[MercysV]

passed my python quiz because I remembered watching a previous vid of yours talking about the zip function. Thanks for making this!

[nakejtypek]

Great video. I'd love to see more of these in the future.

[HitraNtheProgrammer]

Who said educational content cannot be less than 60 seconds! Great job!

[_taylor_v]

Good stuff man! Only feedback: move the console up a little so it doesn't get covered by the title of the short

[shreehari]

I really love these shorts, please upload more and off course longer length tutorials as well

[imbatman]

Hey I just love these type shorts pls do more on itertools, collections.... And some built in functions

[tomaszpielecki]

The zip function in Python returns an iterator of tuples by aggregating elements from two or more iterables. It pairs together the elements at corresponding positions from each iterable. When using zip, it's important to note that it returns an iterator, which can only be iterated over once. Therefore, if you intend to use the zip values multiple times, it's necessary to convert the zip object into a list. For example:
z = list(zip(names, ages, initials))

[BookOfMorman]

Loving these method shorts!!! Great addition to the channel! Keep up the great work Tim!!

[bharathwaj]

I want to expect more shorts like this. Great! ✨

[Mitsch]

Hey Tim, I love this short videos, please more! Great work

[RichardGreco]

I like these quick tutorials. Maybe longer than a minute.

[opcon]

The most useful function after map in my opinion

[roni]

Thanks, Tim! Keep posting these please! They’re really helpful

[josueamaya]

how would I iterate over the list now? lets say I want to access '40' from one of the tuples. z[1][1] doesnt seem to work.

[tank_tales]

How do you shorten the path shown in the terminal?

[saibadam]

Will it combine tuples and lists together.

[vikasjha]

Cool tip, man! I didn't know about this!

[randomguy]

Technically you could create an array of your own and insert those arrays inside right ?