2D Lists & Nested Loops - Python - Tutorial 24

Throughout the course we'll be looking at various topics including variables, lists, tuples, loops, conditionals, object orientation, and much more.

[seth]

This is so simple. I wish my class actually taught me this instead of just expecting me to know it. Thanks dude!

[theycallmeerikaalexa]

Dude, this is so good. Ive been fighting with 2D arrays in python for 2 days now and then realized python treats it more like a list. Im so happy to have found this video.

[RussellSchaare]

Mike, you're a legend. Simple explanations, easy to understand and apply. This same stuff took me over twice as long to learn at university!

[tiffanybedal]

Love learning from you!!! You do a great job breaking things down and delivering them in simple language. Thank YOU!

[lebronjames]

Dang you deserve a million subs for doing this

[chingzhu]

Mike, thank you so much for the excellent job! It is very useful for me to understand two dimensional lists in Python.

[Exoticelaf]

This guy is amazing! yall should check out his other py vids! very helpful!

[secretdofus]

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[generik]

Thank you much. I've been looking for videos like this for ages

[lansdonalcorn]

This video really helped me understand 2D arrays. I was struggling prior to watching this lol

[collin]

Damn this was useful haha thanks for helping with my classes dude.

[bhangrafan]

Excellent, clear, concise and to the point!

[kurdobakur]

How can return unnestted elements(individual [1d]lists) from that 2d list in a function?

[krystal]

Oh my gooodness, I can't believe it's that simple. Thank you!

[samriddhijain]

Hey in the code section of this video on your website, you have written
for row in col:
instead of
for col in row:

[lvan]

Straight legend! such an easy and great explanation, thank you!

[franfranfran]

How can you work with the indices of each sublist and put it in a for loop. For example, in your array, say we want to multiply first the first indices so it would be 1*4*7*0 and then it would work with just the second indices and so forth...and how would you do a general code for something like that?

[aryavaraste]

Thanks Mike you are making great things

[nikhilnayak]

this is good but how to access if a list contains [1, 2, 3, [3, 5, 6, [6, 5, 7], 6, 8, 0], 9, 1, 5] ??

[TaSSAdunAiur]

Your are f...ing AWESOME ! You explain for dummies like me to understand. Thanks man ! You got a +1 Subscriber :)