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Reversing items inside a list

February 14, 2021 Rohan JadhavLeave a comment

In this blog, we will be using several methods for displaying items in a list in reverse order.

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Python string methods

February 14, 2021 Rohan JadhavLeave a comment

This blog describes some of the string methods used in python. Strings has richer set of methods which are inherited from string module in earlier version of pythons.

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List Method Part 2

February 14, 2021 Rohan JadhavLeave a comment

In this blog, we will be discussing about some of the list methods. List methods can be used for inserting item into a list, appending a new item into a list, sorting items in a list and many more

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List Method Part 1

February 14, 2021 Rohan JadhavLeave a comment

In this blogs, we will look at some of the list methods. List is the collection of items of different data types. List can include string, integer and other data type values.

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Finding biggest element from a list

December 6, 2020 Rohan JadhavLeave a comment

Python provides max() function for finding biggest element from a list.

max() function returns a biggest element from a list.

There is also other way of finding biggest element from a list instead of using max() function. We can apply some logic to find biggest element from a list.

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Printing element of list using while and for loop

June 1, 2020 Rohan JadhavLeave a comment

In this blog, we will use while and for loop to display every elements of a list. For while loop, we need to make use of len() function. Read More »

Appending new element into a list

June 1, 2020 Rohan JadhavLeave a comment

Elements in a list are changeable or mutable that means elements can be deleted, adding new element at the end of a list or updating current value of element with new one. Read More »

Displaying last element from a list

June 1, 2020 Rohan JadhavLeave a comment

List is a collection of items which are arranged in ordered manner. We can access each element of a list using index number. Each element in a list has an index number. This index number starts with 0. First element in a list will have index number 0, second element will have index number 1 and so on.Read More »

Creating simple list

May 31, 2020 Rohan JadhavLeave a comment

In this blog, we will create a simple list. Displaying complete list and first element of a list.Read More »

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