Lecture 3 : List & Tuple in Python | Python Full Course

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0:00 - Introduction
0:51 - Lists in Python
6:28 - Difference between Strings and Lists in Python
9:05 - List Slicing
11:55 - List Methods
22:59 - tuples in Python
23:38 - Difference between Tuples and Lists in Python
27:43 - Tuple Slicing
28:09 - Tuple Method
29:35 - Let's Practice Question 1
34:05 - Let's Practice Question 2
39:47 - Let's Practice Question 3

[KamaljeetDET]

nice way to learn python and the way you explain is very easy to understand. Thank you .

[premsharma]

00:01 Lists and tuples in Python are built-in data types for storing set of values.
02:41 Lists in Python can store multiple values and can be accessed by index
06:49 Lists in Python allow mutation while strings do not.
09:01 Slicing in lists allows obtaining a sublist based on start and end indexes.
13:01 List methods in Python
15:08 The sort method in Python does not return anything, it arranges the list in place.
19:17 List insert method in Python
21:15 List method operations like pop, copy, and count
25:33 Creating and printing single value tuples in Python
27:33 Tuples in Python can be sliced and have methods like index and count.
31:12 Storing and appending values in a list in Python
33:40 Checking for Palindrome in a List
37:27 Understanding Palindromes in Python
39:25 Understanding palindromes and counting students' grades in tuples.

[sagarbavliya]

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[bhumikakesharwani-iiii]

I didn't know how to write a python code but i am watching your video so i completely understand and make program thankyou so much and Great full video

[neonblade]

m1=input("Enter 1st Movie name: ")
m2=input("Enter 2nd movie name: ")
m3=input("Enter 3rd movie name: ")
list=[m1, m2, m3]
print(list)

[mspider]

Ma'am I want to ask that in movie question we can also use this too right?
a=input("Enter the 1st movie name: ")
b=input("Enter the 2nd movie name: ")
c=input("Enter the 3rd movie name: ")
l=[a, b, c]
print(l)
Rather than creating an empty list and then appending values in them

[Adityasshenoy-rwox]

Thank you madamji.. I was waiting for this chapter.. once again thank you..& also wish to bring your notice, I didn't find notes on this lecture.. Earlier lectures notes it shows at description link.
Thank you ❤

[ACQUAINTANCE-UNKNOWN]

THANKS DIDI ❤
IT HELPS ME A LOT 🙏
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[adisvlogs]

for more effecient code in less number of lines for that 3 movies sorting question : BELOW IS THE CODE

name1 = str(input("Enter first movie name: "))
name2 = str(input("Enter second movie name: "))
name3 = str(input("Enter third movie name: "))

movie_list = [name1, name2, name3]
print(movie_list)

OUTPUT COMES THE SAME

[fcpitdw]

Shradha Didi, append karna zaroori tha kya? maine toh aise kiya

mov1 = input("Enter 1st movie:")
mov2 = input("Enter 2nd movie:")
mov3 = input("Enter 3rd movie:")

movies = [mov1, mov2, mov3]

print(movies)

[dipakkandel]

list1=["abc", 10, 10, "abc"]
list2=list1.copy()
list2.reverse()
if(list1==list2):
print("Given list contain palindrome")
else:
print("Given list contain palindrome")

[salonikasera]

Thnx didi
Your way of teaching is excellent 👌👌👌

[MuhammadMatloobAhmed]

Can tuple store multiple types of data like lists ??

[babamusic]

Didi Maine ye code crame Kiya tha palindrome ka😂😂 kisi ne aisa copy ka method nahi bataya tha aj clear hua TQ a lot ❤❤❤❤❤

[dipakkandel]

movie1=input("")
movie2=input("")
movie3=input("")
movies=[movie1, movie2, movie3]
print(movies)

[SwaroopSoni-vmys]

Didi mere se first wala question ho gya tha 😊😊

[JatinJangid-xy]

list = [1, 2, 3, 2, 1]
if((list[0:1] == list[len(list)-1:len(list)]) and (list[1:2] == list[len(list)-2: len(list)-1]) ):
print("yes it is palindrome number")
else:
print("no it is not")

[jqjyqip]

list=[input("Enter your favorite movie name:")]
print(list)
# -> this code is same output in your questions

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[divyamagarwal]

Mam, for the question 1 is it also ok to write a program directly like this(since you already mentioned for only 3 movies) :
m1 = input("Movie 1: ")
m2 = input("Movie 2: ")
m3 = input("Movie 3: ")

movie_list = [m1, m2, m3]
print(movie_list)