Coding in Python 05 - Lists and Dictionaries (Learn Linux TV Classics)

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[serge]

Hello Jay,
You forgot to mention the tuples. The difference between a tuple and a list is important!!!
Cheers

[Lalairu]

I am learning a lot through your videos! I also saved the linux course for later. Thanks a lot for sharing all this, hugs from spain!

[carterlee]

Thank you! Python seems much easier to understand than other languages.

[leeroyguzha]

Thanks man finally catching up with my class thanks to you 🙏🏾

[testaccount-xlki]

can i say list and dictionary is a form of variables. Since you also call list and dictionary when you need it?

[darjichirag]

It can possible to add - instead of : in dictionary