Ways To Check If An Element Is In A Python List

In this video we talk about the Ways To Check If An Element Is In A Python List. There are several ways to check if a certain element exists in a python list. You can use the python in keyword, an if statement, or the count function.

This timeline is meant to help you understand the ways that we can check if an item or element currently exists in one of our python lists:
0:00 Introduction and How To Create a Python List.
0:30 Using Python keyword 'in' to check if an element exists in a Python list.
1:09 Python if-statement to check if an element is in a Python list.
1:20 Count method in Python to check if an element is in a Python list.
1:37 How to check if an item is in a Python list and if not append it.
2:30 Outro

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I was trying and searching for almost 3 days about this "in list" ways until I found this great video and high quality channel.
Big like and subscribe, man..

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