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The document is a Jupyter Notebook by Dr. Selva Rani B that covers the topic of lists in Python. It includes sections on creation, accessing elements, built-in functions, operators, list comprehensions, list methods, and nested lists, along with code examples for each topic. The notebook serves as a comprehensive guide for understanding and utilizing lists in Python programming.

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Python Programming

The document is a Jupyter Notebook by Dr. Selva Rani B that covers the topic of lists in Python. It includes sections on creation, accessing elements, built-in functions, operators, list comprehensions, list methods, and nested lists, along with code examples for each topic. The notebook serves as a comprehensive guide for understanding and utilizing lists in Python programming.

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1/27/25, 1:02 PM Lists_06-01-2025 - Jupyter Notebook

Lists in Python

By
Dr. Selva Rani B, SCORE

List

a single variable, stores more than one value of different data types, separated by
comma
a sequence of values known as elements/items
class "List"

1. Creation (i) Creating an empty List a) Using constructor b) Using [] (ii) Creating a non-
empty List a) Using constructor b) Using []
2. Accessing Elements (i) Indexing (Positive, Negative) (ii) Slicing
3. Builtin Functions (i) len() (ii) max() (iii) min() (iv) sum() (v) [Link]()
4. Operators (i) + (ii) * (iii) in (iv) is (v) del
5. List Comprehensions
6. List Methods (i) append() (ii) extend() (iii) count() (iv) copy() (v) clear() (vi) index() (vii)
insert() (viii) pop() (ix) remove() (x) reverse() (xi) sort()
7. Nested Lists

In [ ]:  # 1.(i) Creating an empty List


# (a) Using constructor
L1 = list()
print(L1)
print(type(L1))

In [ ]:  # 1.(i) Creating an empty List


# (b) Using []
L2 = []
print(L2)
print(type(L2))

In [ ]:  # 1.(ii) Creating a non-empty List


# (a) Using constructor
L3 = list("VIT")
L3

In [ ]:  L4 = list(range(0, 11, 2))


L4

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In [ ]:  # 1.(ii) Creating a non-empty List


# (b) Using []
Series = ["Money Heist", "Stranger Things", "13 Reasons Why", "911", "D
"Citadel", "The Night Agent", "Silo", "From", "Manifest", "Th
Novels = ["You have reached Sam", "Ugly Love", "It starts with us", "It
"Twisted Games", "Twisted Hate", "Twisted Love", "Verity", "No
Movies = ["Kill", "Kishkindha Kaandam", "Aavesham", "Amaran", "Laapata
"Maharaja", "Mr and Mrs Mahi"]
print(Series)
print(Novels)
print(Movies)

In [ ]:  # [Link] Elements
# (a) Indexing (Positive)
Series[8]

In [ ]:  L3[0]

In [ ]:  Novels[2]

In [ ]:  # (a) Indexing (Negative)


Series[-6]

In [ ]:  L3[-2]

In [ ]:  # [Link] Elements
# (b) Slicing
L3[:]

In [ ]:  Series[0:]

In [ ]:  Series[:5]

In [ ]:  Novels[2:6]

In [ ]:  Movies[::2]

In [ ]:  L = [10, 20, 30, 40, 50]


L[::-1]

In [ ]:  L[-1:0:-1]

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In [ ]:  # [Link] Functions
# (i) len()
len(Movies)

In [ ]:  # (ii) max()
max(L)

In [ ]:  # (iii) min()
min(L)

In [ ]:  # (iv) sum()
sum(L)

In [ ]:  # (v) [Link]()
import random
[Link](L)
print(L)

In [ ]:  # [Link]
# (i) '+' Concatenation
Movies + Novels

In [ ]:  # (ii) '*' Repetition


L * 3

In [ ]:  # (iii) 'in' / 'not in'


print("Money Heist" in Series)
print("911" not in Novels)

In [ ]:  # (iv) 'is'
x = "Python"
y = "Python"
print(x is y)

In [ ]:  '''Note:
If two objects are identical then they are equivalent,
If two objects are equivalent then it is not necessary
that they will also be identical'''
A = [1, 2, 3]
B = [1, 2, 3]
print(A is B)

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In [ ]:  # (v) del
print(L)
del L[0]
print(L)
del L[-1]
print(L)
del L[:]
print(L)

In [ ]:  # [Link] Comprehension
Num = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
L = [i * i for i in Num]
print(L)

In [ ]:  L = [9, 1, 0, 4, 7, 12, 5, 13, 6]


Even_L = [i for i in L if i % 2 == 0]
print(Even_L)

In [ ]:  L = [9, 1, 0, 4, 7, 12, 5, 13, 6]


Odd_L = [i for i in L if i % 2 != 0]
print(Odd_L)

In [ ]:  # [Link] Methods
# (i) append() - append an element at the end of the list
print(Novels)
[Link]("Life is what you make it")
print(Novels)

In [ ]:  # [Link] Methods
# (ii) extend()
Holly = ["Mission Impossible", "Taken", "John Wick"]
print(Holly)
[Link](Holly)
print(Movies)

In [ ]:  # [Link] Methods
# (iii) count()
[Link]('Taken')

In [ ]:  # [Link] Methods
# (iv) copy()
FilmSeries = []
print(FilmSeries)
FilmSeries=[Link]()
print(FilmSeries)

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In [ ]:  # [Link] Methods
# (v) clear()
print(L)
[Link]()
print(L)

In [ ]:  # [Link] Methods
# (vi) index()
print([Link]("Taken"))

In [ ]:  # [Link] Methods
# (vii) insert()
print(Holly)
[Link](1, "Twilight")
print(Holly)

In [ ]:  # [Link] Methods
# (viii) pop()
print(Movies)
[Link]()
print(Movies)

In [ ]:  # [Link] Methods
# (ix) remove()
print(Movies)
[Link]('Mr and Mrs Mahi')
print(Movies)

In [ ]:  # [Link] Methods
# (x) reverse()
print(Series)
[Link]()
print(Series)

In [ ]:  # [Link] Methods
# (xi) sort()
print(Novels)
[Link]()
print(Novels)

In [ ]:  # [Link] Lists
Nest = [1, [2,3,4], 5, [6,7], 8, [9,10]]

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In [ ]:  Color = ['Red', 'Blue']


[Link]('Green')
print(Color)
[Link]('White')
print(Color)

In [ ]:  A = [111, 222, 333, 444, 555]


B = ['X', 'Y', 'Z']
Ans = list(zip(A, B))
print(Ans)

In [ ]:  Words = ['Cat', 'Note', 'Bat', 'Pen', 'Book', 'Apple']


L = [w for w in Words if len(w) == 3]
print(L)

In [ ]:  Courses = ["python", "c", "cpp", "pascal", "basic", "fortran"]


Courses_U = [[Link]() for c in Courses]
print(Courses_U)
Courses_C = [[Link]() for c in Courses]
print(Courses_C)

In [ ]:  A = [111, 222, 333]


B = ['x','y','z']
AnsT = tuple(zip(A, B))
print(AnsT)

In [ ]:  Colours = ['RED', 'GREEN', 'BLUE']


Val = [128, 150, 200]
LCol = list(zip(Colours, Val))
for x, y in LCol:
print(x, y)

In [ ]:  Ques = ['Place', 'Food', 'Color', 'Language']


Ans = ['Pondy', 'Fish', 'Green', 'Python']
QandA = tuple(zip(Ques, Ans))
for Q, A in QandA:
print("What is your favourite", Q, "?")
print("My Favourite", Q, "is", A)

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In [ ]:  N = int(input("Enter the size of the list: "))


L = []
Temp =[]
for i in range(0, N):
t = int(input("Enter the element:"))
[Link](t)
print(L)
​
for ele in L:
if ele not in Temp:
[Link](ele)
print(Temp)
for e in Temp:
print(e, "occurs", [Link](e),"times")

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In [ ]:  Matrix_A = []
Matrix_B = []
Matrix_C = []
M1 = int(input("Enter the number of rows of Matrix_A"))
N1 = int(input("Enter the number of columns of Matrix_A"))
M2 = int(input("Enter the number of rows of Matrix_B"))
N2 = int(input("Enter the number of columns of Matrix_B"))
if (M1==M2) and (N1==N2):
print("Enter the elements of Matrix_A")
for i in range(0, M1):
Matrix_A.append([])
for j in range(0, N1):
t = int(input("Enter element:"))
Matrix_A[i].append(t)

print("Enter the elements of Matrix_B")


for i in range(0, M2):
Matrix_B.append([])
for j in range(0, N2):
t = int(input("Enter element:"))
Matrix_B[i].append(t)

for i in range(0, M1):


Matrix_C.append([])
for j in range(0, N1):
t = Matrix_A[i][j] + Matrix_B[i][j]
Matrix_C[i].append(t)

print("Matrix_A:")
for i in range(0, M1):
for j in range(0, N1):
print(Matrix_A[i][j], end=' ')
print('\n')

print("Matrix_B:")
for i in range(0, M2):
for j in range(0, N2):
print(Matrix_B[i][j], end=' ')
print('\n')

print("Matrix_C:")
for i in range(0, M1):
for j in range(0, N1):
print(Matrix_C[i][j], end=' ')
print('\n')

else:
print("Matrix Addition is not possible")

In [ ]:  ​

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