Introduction To List In Python | Python Lists And List Function | Python Tutorial | Great Learning

Python is an interpreted, high level and general purpose programming language. It’s the most trending language of today’s time. It is highly readable and written in human understandable language. Most importantly it’s open-source which makes it easier for everyone to access it. Keeping in mind the importance of Learning Python, we have come up with a video on List in Python

Python Data structures makes most of our work easy. Some of the main Python Data Structures are Lists, Tuple, Dictionary and set. In today’s tutorial, we’ll be discussing about “List” in Python.

Lists in Python are the most versatile data structure. They are used to store heterogeneous data items. By heterogeneous it’s meant that Lists can store, Integers, strings, float values or even another list itself. They are also mutable, which means that their elements can be changed even after the list is created. To know more about this interesting and important topic, watch the video till the end.

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[Shagun]

Thanks for the session. This was my first class in python.

[neerugupta]

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