37 lines
883 B
Python
Executable File
37 lines
883 B
Python
Executable File
empty_list = []
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list1 = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
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list2 = ["foo","man","chu","Elvis"]
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list3 = [100, "Foobar", 3.14]
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#nested list/multidimensional array
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list4 = ["Python", [8, 4, 6], ['a','b','c']]
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#stuff with list 1 functions
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print(list1)
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list1.pop(1) #removes from list
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print(list1)
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print(list1[1])
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#stuff with list2
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print(list2)
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list2.extend([6,7]) #adds to list as part of original array
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print(list2)
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list2.append([6,7]) #adds as a list
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print(list2)
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print(list2[2])
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#stuff with list 4 and 5
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print(list3)
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print(list4[0][1])
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print(list4[1][2])
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print("Length of list3: ", len(list3))
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#tuples, immutable lists. Used for constant set of values that you want to iterate
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tuple1 = (1,2,3,4)
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print(tuple1)
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#There are even dictionaries with key/value pairing
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movies = {'Pacific Rim': '5 stars', 'Black Panther': '5 stars', "Zombie Beavers":"0 stars"}
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for i, j in movies.items():
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print(i,j)
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