Python for Testers #13 - List Methods in Python

In this Python for Testers Tutorial we will learn about List methods in Python. List data type methods in Python help us to manipulate list elements. We can use python list functions to add an item to the end of the list, insert an item at a given position, remove the first item from the list and many more operations can be done with built in list methods of Python.

In this Python Tutorial we will learn following list methods.

Python list functions and methods are explained in details in this Python tutorial.

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[kuntallaha]

Sir, if possible also suggest some small practice exercise, by solving we can clearly understand the logic and how can it be used in automation.

[agoogleuser]

Hello sir. How do design a test script from pseudocode to code? Can you please explain?

[raghuprasad]

Hi Sir, When executing below code for Sort() it always returns none.

cities = ["Sydney", "Delhi", "Mumbai", "melborne", "Kolkata", "Amehdabad"]


print(cities.sort())

[trusharmohanty]

When clearing the list using clear method don't print or assign it to any variable list it will return None always, that is not correct, once list is cleared it should return the empty list.

Incorrect:
>>print(newcities.clear())
>>None


>>print(updatedcities)
>>None

Correct :
>>newcities.clear()
>>print(newcities)
>>[ ]