Lists in Python - Advanced Python 01 - Programming Tutorial

In this Python Advanced Tutorial, we will be learning about Lists in Python. A List is a collection data type that is ordered, mutable, and allows duplicate elements. We will go over how you can use them and some advanced techniques that can be applied to lists.

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[raminmousivand]

I have used your tutorials through FCC channel. After taking many courses in python in udemy, linkedin-learning an so on, I still found pretty new things that were not touched before. Thank you so much for your awesome approach and sharing your source codes. I highly appreciate it :)

[SolidSnake]

Great! You covered all basics in elegant manner.

[youboys]

Your pronunciation is much much better. It sounds you spell each and every consonants and vowels that is required. I'm from India and I feel much comfortable with ur pronunciation.

[SamOween]

that was fun! made 15 minutes feel like 5 minutes. cheers!

[seekingtruth]

Great tutorial on list. This has more info than most python tutorials.

[ronyut]

Lists - Test your comprehension:
- how to copy a list? (4 ways)
- how to concatenate 2 lists? (2 ways)
- how to add something to the end of a list?
- how to add something in specific index?
- how to delete last element?
- how to delete by value?
- how to delete by index?
- how to count all occurrences of a value?
- how to sort? (2 ways)
- how to reverse? (2 ways)
- how to skip every 2 elements?
- make an n*n matrix of `None`s using exactly 2 lines (1st for `a=[]`).

[azenkwed]

if this is an advanced course then I am an expert already.

[randomuser]

Really learnt new things about Lists.
>>> print("Thank you!")

[RahulKamboj-ll]

Amazing content. Easy to understand and crystal clear

[nitishsonkar]

the original list is also modified if the new list object is made with that old list object because both old and new list objects have shared a similar memory address in this case.

[spy]

Awesome vid dude ı dont understand from others but ı understand from you only others are teaching boriing

[originzz]

I know this is a fairly simple observation, but it always intrigues me how you can apply a lot of the logic around lists to strings since strings are just lists of characters. (I think...)

[dwilliams]

Even if you already knew about lists watch this video, I knew about lists but there'll be things you don't know that make life a lot easier

[wh]

thank you so much love from indonesia🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩

[johnnycincocero]

Wait a minute? Is NoHo Hank teaching python now? Awesome.

[karenmelikyan]

Very easy explanation, and in the right sequence! I mean all course.

[sahilchauhan]

just asking if this playlist is advance python topics can you tell me basic topics i should do before this playlist

[nourelislam]

fascinating video, Can you make another one for list comprehension?

[marcelobarreto]

Absoluyelly awesome content, gut gemacht! Thank you Patrick, Viele Viele Dank dir!

[pierrevoue]

Great intorduction to list for beginners. But then calling it 'Advanced' is an outright lie.