Learn Python β€’ #5 Lists β€’ Storing Collections of Data @pixegami
Learn Python β€’ #5 Lists β€’ Storing Collections of Data  @pixegami
Uploaded March 2023 | Updated September 2026, 11 hours ago
In Python, you can use "lists" to store collections of data.

You can add/remove items from a list, check if items are in a list, or even sort and reverse a list. The "list" (also known as an array or a vector in some other coding languages) is the first data structure you'll learn about in this seriesβ€”yet it will remain one of the most useful and important concepts you'll rely on throughout your coding journey.

This video is part of a beginner tutorial series for anyone who wants to learn Python from scratch, and get to a point where you can start coding your own projects.

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00:00 - Introduction to Lists
02:35 - Hands-on Coding with Lists
04:41 - 2D Lists
06:42 - Add / Remove Items from Lists
13:08 - Other Lists Methods
18:43 - Coding Exercise: Lists
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