Python Programming Tutorial - 6: Lists & Tuples

In this tutorial we'll check out how we can create lists and tuples in python. We'll also talk about two important differences between lists and tuples.

[robstechchannel]

man... for some reason the best programming language tutorials on youtube come from indian people. It's a rather striking pattern. Anyway, thx for the good work!

[multiprofessionalcommunity]

very interesting and straight to the point, without a lot of jargon to confuse your brain. well done.

[williammoran]

congrat geek your tutorials are very interesting since it follows the teaching methods...

[madhu-ki-duniyaofficial]

congrates for uploading great tutorials in python

[bushrafarhat]

I have a prior knowledge of C++. Unlike in c++ IDE, in python we write on program in the 'new file' and then if we need to execute it, we have to save and RUN it on shell. what annoys me you can not do both together and then save it for later use. Is there any alternative? or my concept is wrong and we can actually do both together??

[staramod]

Hi Madhur,

You mentioned Tuples are mentioned with parentheses but while showing an example "Tuples are not editable" you used square brackets.
Just thought of notifying this to you. rest all is very informative. I am enjoying it :-)

Regards,
Amod
 

[hellosubhahere]

hey one question, while defining complex number I sud always be using j? like 7+3j and not sth like 7+3y

[madhu-ki-duniyaofficial]

i am just naive so i would like to know how to space is created in the shell. when we r doing prograaming at the bottom only very less pace is remained. i was watching yr videos i saw a green horizontal line and u create lot space in yr shell

[javedpinjari]

Why this error
>>> jabat={ "jaba", "jecha", 6}
>>> jabat[0]
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<pyshell#24>", line 1, in <module>
    jabat[0]
TypeError: 'set' object does not support indexing
>>>