[ad_1]
Best Python Book :
I continue my Python 2.7 Tutorial by covering how to use Tuples and Lists in Python.
Python 2.7 Tutorial Part 2
by
Tags:
Comments
23 responses to “Python 2.7 Tutorial Part 2”
-
Hey Derek, great tutorial as always! Gotta say, the difference in microphones/voice settings you use currently make a huge difference
-
this is amazing! How are you able to talk, think and code at the same time?
-
Hello Derek,
Please note that listEx.remove(listEx[3]) for example won't remove the value of the index 3, it will remove the first element in the list that contains the value that is equal to listEx[3].
>>> listEx = [1, 2, 3, 2, 5]
>>> listEx.remove(listEx[3])
>>> print listEx
# the output will be:
[1, 3, 2, 5] # not [1, 2, 3, 5] -
Hello,Derek…these videos are awesome.can you please suggest a website where I will get a plenty of practice coding questions in python?or please suggest the most efficient way to practice coding in Python.
also please add uses of python in real life coding. -
how to get given inputs in same line of the output
-
From a list having multiple rows and columns, How could i access one complete column or only one row ?
-
What's the difference between a list and a tuple? In what situation would one be more suitable over the other? Sorry I'm just very curious and your videos are awesome!
-
Hi Derek,
What is the difference between del and remove in list? -
best tutorials
-
i wud wanna know which of these functions aren't in python3
-
Great concise videos!
Many thanks.
-
Man! You are awesome!
-
You explain everything so well! Thank you!!
-
Thank you for correcting me. I'm sorry about misspeaking
-
Hey, As i said before, I really like your tutorials. In this one there is a little thing… When you show print listnum [1:10:2] and say the 2 represent how many you want to skip. But in fact you don't skip 2 but take steps of two so you print every second one.
I am not even sure why i comment on this little thing but i just thought about it…
I love that you don't say "aaaa" or "aaaaam" every third word as most tutorials do btw 🙂 -
Java probably isn't in your path. Here is a solution stackoverflow. com/questions/2030434/eclipse-no-java-jre-jdk-no-virtual-machine
-
I'm having trouble opening Eclipse. When I try to open it a message says I don't have a java runtime environment but I do. It does mention that it searched it the specific Eclipse folder so does that have something to do with it although there is no way of changing the folder it searches in. …
-
5:35 – it's also possible to specify "::"; if one wish to skip x amount of characters without specifying begin/end numbers. Thanks for the vids 🙂
-
I have a shortcut set up so that when I hit F5 the app runs
-
You're welcome 🙂 I like making videos that are different from others. I like being the fast tutorial guy
-
than you really much for editing the video (deleting the pauses), so we don't spent out useful time! 😀
-
Well, what you said is true, but it will resolve to the same thing (as if you're deleting an item from a list by index), for example:
list = [ 'spell', 'doom', 'warcraft', 'dawn' ]
list.remove (list[1]) == list.remove('doom') which will both chop out 'doom' 🙂
(correct me if I'm wrong) -
What's the use of tuples, if you can't change elements individually, and you can use lists all the time?
Leave a Reply