Python 3 Tutorial 7: Lists Part 2 Methods

Thanks for watching :D

[MrHippyhugger]

So, I started watching this series tonight just back to back. I really like how you are moving fast but slow enough for people to get a hang of it. You are really doing a great job at it and I hope you continue doing them. I have been jumping from language to language for a few years. Each Tut is different but like the way you do yours. Keep at it sir. =]

[drdre]

Hi Kurt could you please do a video on Booleans next

[TheKurtPrice]

extend takes an interable variable and append takes static values

[adrianosela]

Hi K!, im a 16 year old student and i want to study electric engineering and computer science. Im really good in the circuit board building area but not much in the programming. I downloaded python and your tuts have made it real easy to understand the logic of the problem and mess around with it a bit. So thanks a lot for that! I made a simple ASCII to binary converter using python. The only problem is i need to separate each character with commas for it to work. example: print(h, i, _, b, o, b) HELP

[Knifelyf]

what will sort them according to ..alphabetacally?

[Knifelyf]

count starts from 1 while index starts counting from 0...is that right?

[TheKurtPrice]

I apologize I did misinform you and I will add an annotation, but .count() actually gives you the amount of times that value occurs.

[nageshkommuri]

for me, the count() actually, is not returning the value of the index of the given argument. It is just returning '1' for every argument. Please check it and get back to me, also thanks for the video :)

[blackneos]

AttributeError: 'list' object has no attribute D:  I followed along  (:( Please....?  :3