List in Python
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Contents -
- List
- Create a list
- To access items
- negative indexing
- ranges of index
- python for loops
- looping through string
- change item value
- to check if item exist
- list length
- Add items
- Using Append
- Using Insert
- Remove Items
- Using Remove
- Using Pop
- Using Del
- Clear
- To Copy a list
List
List is a collection of data values under one name.
Create a List
To create a list we need to enter the values in square brackets and by also using single quotation or by using double quotation.
Mostly we use double quotation for entering the values.
For Example - There is a list of fruits and vegetables and we need to make a list in python, to make a list in python we use square brackets as shown below.
list=["apples","banana","cherry","kiwi"]
in the above example -
list is a variable
and we need to create a list so we use square brackets
and the values are string so we use double quotation.
To Access the list items
we can access the list items by referring to index numbers.
list=["apples","banana","cherry","kiwi"]
to index the numbers in the list the index numbers start from zero (0).
In the above list the index number of "apple" is zero and the index number of "kiwi" is 3.
for example -
list=["apples","banana","cherry","kiwi"]
print(list[2])
in this example the output is "cherry" because the index number of cherry is 2.
Negative Indexing
In short language the negative indexing means the beginning from end.
for example -
list=["apples","banana","cherry","kiwi"]
print(list[-1])
in this example the output is "kiwi"
Ranges Of Index
In short language it means that where to start and where to end range.
For example -
list1=[1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9]
print(list1[2:5])
in this example the output is [3,4,5] we did not include 6 because in python steps one step less so that we did not include 6.
Python For Loops
for example -
list=["apples","banana","cherry","kiwi"]
for i in list:
print(i)
in this example the output is
apple
banana
cherry
kiwi
as you understand this by above example.
Looping through string
for example -
for i in "banana":
print(i)
in this example the output is
b
a
n
a
n
a
as you understand this by above example.
To change item Value
for example -
list=["apples","banana","cherry","kiwi"]
list[1]= "Black-current"
print(list)
in the above example after input the list we need to give the index number after the variable then under quotation we need to enter the changed value then print the list.
output of the above example is -
list=["apples","Blackcurrant","cherry","kiwi"]
To check if item exist in the list
To check if the item exist we need to use if statement of the python.
if you don't no the if statement you can read our blog post on if statement of python.
list=["apples","Blackcurrant","cherry","kiwi"]
if "apples" in list:
print("yes, apples is in the list)
List Length
to determine the length of the list we need to use the len function.
len function is use to determine how many items are in the list.
for example -
list=["apples","banana","cherry","kiwi"]
print(len(list))
To Add items in the list
- Using Append Function
for example -
list=["apples","banana","cherry","kiwi"]
list.append("Orange")
print(list)
by using append function the item will be added in the last of the list
in the above example the output is -
["apples","banana","cherry","kiwi","orange"]
- By Using Insert
for example -
list=["apples","banana","cherry","kiwi"]
list.insert(1,"orange")
print(list)
by using insert function we can add the item where we want to place by giving the proper indexing number.
in the above example the output is -
['apples', 'orange', 'banana', 'cherry', 'kiwi']
To Remove Item
- By remove
for example -
list=["apples","banana","cherry","kiwi"]
list.remove("cherry")
print(list)
in the above example the remove function will remove the particular item you write after the remove function.
- By Pop
For Example -
list=["apples","banana","cherry","kiwi"]
list.pop( )
print(list)
pop will remove the item from the last
in the above example the pop will remove the kiwi and print all items except kiwi.
- By Del
For Example -
list=["apples","banana","cherry","kiwi"]
del list[0]
print(list)
the del method will remove the item which is indexed after the del function.
in the above example the del function will remove apples and print all other elements.
- By Del *
For Example
list=["apples","banana","cherry","kiwi"]
del list
in the above example the del function will delete all the elements if we did not give the index number.
there is no output of the above code.
- Clear Keyword
For Example -
list=["apples","banana","cherry","kiwi"]
list.clear( )
print(list)
the clear keyword will clear all the elements of the list but the list exist.list is not permanently deleted by clear keyword.
Copy a list
For Example -
list=["apples","banana","cherry","kiwi"]
list2=list.copy( )
print(list2)
by using copy function you can copy a list but you need to apply copy function in the list.
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March 22, 2020
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