Python List Organization!! #python #programming #coding

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[MsWhiskey]

Also, in case you want to swap two items by values:

a = inv.index('Gem')
b = inv.index('Sword')
i[b], i[a] = i[a], i[b]

[sabrysm]

indx = foo.index("a")
foo[indx], foo[-1] = foo[-1], foo[indx]

[YouMe-mfed]

Ok I’m learning better than my class her. I love your clips. Do more

[Amankhan-cldq]

That's why learning data structures and algorithms is very important 😂

[bloxymath]

Very cool! Sadly, this only works if you want to append to the END of the list, which was what the video was about, but there are easy fix-arounds to this! Awesome video nonetheless!

[danilogsch]

inv = ['gem', 'gem', 'gem']
print(inv.index('gem'))
>> 0

[maksiksq]

This is gonna be more useful for times when the list is bigger since most of time you know it's index anyways

[christian]

Just wanted to add that it can be done as a oneliner

[Rossilorenzo-yfoq]

len = len(inv)
indx = inv.index(‘gem’)

inv.insert(len-1, inv.pop(indx)
print(inv)

[AngryEgg]

Also u can use slicing:
inv=inv[1:]+inv[:1]

[somethingmysterious]

youtube i want these videos plz thank you algorithm

[joaogabrielsalvadorpaiva]

inv.remove("gem")
inv.append("gem")

[SilverSuperGamer]

Whhy not inv.remove("Gem") ?

[mdyusufansari]

a = [ 'gem', 'sword', 'health' ]
print(a)
pop = a.pop(0)
print(pop)
a.append(pop)
print(a)

is this good ?

[paultapping]

but then you'd wrap that into a function that takes an argument of the item name, to give you a function that can move any item, right?

[hajeahajda]

How can i see colors of () in my pycharm please

[_Caose]

this is not practically applicable. Poor coding.

[nurotn]

don't mess with indices, when you haven't to

[mcgriddletime]

Can you do a video or example video of pulling data or pattern matching from a file?

[mohammedelprince]

Bro, I need the theme you are using in this video.