Converting Between Strings and Lists in Python

You’ll explore string methods that convert between a string and some composite data type by either pasting objects together to make a string, or by breaking a string up into pieces. These methods operate on or return iterables, the general Python term for a sequential collection of objects.

Many of these methods return either a list or a tuple. A list encloses the collection of objects in square brackets ([]) and is mutable. A tuple encloses its objects in parentheses (()) and is immutable.

[mboed]

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very good voice and presentation, thanks, this is prima importance for code transmission

[rosesofficialhusband]

Hi there, Is there a way to convert a list of strings into line-by-line strings (which means each string in an independent line)?

[thegilbertnjenga]

what if my list of line is save in a text file in a certain folder in file explorer ?

[jyothirab]

when i used the code q and s i did not get same

[adityaray]

Thanks for this Amazing Video.
Meanwhile can you please tell me how can I build a Python App which opens a Website and logins automatically from the DATA Provided from FORMS or DATABASE, Please tell me the Technique only.

[tommyjado]

what is this extension that shows this nice hints?

[kaiyuan]

Does anyone know what editor is he using?

[jeffbezos]

How can I convert a string without spaces as “home” in a list?

[uttamsharma]

Fun challenge:
S="[a, b, c]"
How to convert S to list?
We want to get S=[a, b, c]