Coding in Python 05 - Lists and Dictionaries
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- 1 Overview
- 2 Commands Used in this Video
- 2.1 Creating a simple list
- 2.2 Print the entire list
- 2.3 Print a specific item from the list (starts counting at 0)
- 2.4 Remove an item from the list
- 2.5 Add an item to the list
- 2.6 Creating a dictionary
- 2.7 Print a specific item from the dictionary
- 2.8 Delete an item from the dictionary
- 2.9 Add an item to the dictonary
Overview
In the fifth video of the Coding in Python series, Lists and Dictionaries are shown.
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Commands Used in this Video
Creating a simple list
turtles = ['michelangelo', 'raphael', 'leonardo', 'donatello']
Print the entire list
print(turtles)
Print a specific item from the list (starts counting at 0)
print(turtles[1])
Remove an item from the list
turtles.pop(1)
Add an item to the list
turtles.append("splinter")
Creating a dictionary
turtles = {'michelangelo':'party dude', 'raphael':'cool, but rude', 'leonardo':'leader', 'donatello:'geek'}
Print a specific item from the dictionary
print(turtles['donatello'])
Delete an item from the dictionary
del turtles['michelangelo']
Add an item to the dictonary
turtles["shredder"] = "mean dude"
