Python Lists: Indexing & Slicing

In this lesson, you’ll see how to access individual elements and sequences of objects within your lists. Lists elements can be accessed using a numerical index in square brackets. This is the same technique that is used to access individual characters in a string.

[JoshyHJoshy]

This was really informative; brief and to the point. Thank you

[jfsosa]

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[BinySD]

Thank you very much! I used it for my self and the things concerning this topic become clear for me after following this video.

[stevenavalos]

This video is super helpful ! Thank you I am 16 learning to code and it’s been really difficult

[ganeshprem]

I came here because i didn't understand an unrelated example from codecademy. Thank you for clearing it up!

[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!

[SMajid--SMajid]

Thanks for using a list of strings, it all became very clear with that!

[royersegura]

Thanks so much now I fully grasped how the middle number works.

[shalinisrivastava]

Thank you so much sir, I was having so much difficulty in this portion, and I was unable to identify it .

[amritanshsinghgautam]

such a nice and short video no bs just knowledge

[bhangra]

Excellent video, I have a question. I have the following statement but after the colon it doesn't display the data based on the json data.
extras:{
data: data1
data: data2
data: data3
}
for item in data['extras']:
print(item)

[hydroUNI]

Your list has 6 elements, this means the last element's index is 5. However in the last portion of the video you use [0:6], meaning you are slicing out of bounds of the list, since the list does not have an element with index 6. I don't get it.

[katrinawebbheim]

5:54 why wouldn't 6 equal lobster?

[zabi_k]

Any hint, what to import in python programming..

[zabi_k]

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[NghtRder]

Slicing is so un-intuitive, it should be array[index :index] but someone though it would be a great idea to be index:index after the this is clearly a bug and should be fixed.

[priyanshuanand]

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[milesteg]

Doesn't clarify strides whatsoever