@gchethan9472
Hello all This one the best python basic lecture you will ever get, In the entire video she never asked for subscribe or like. Let’s encourage her to do more courses like this and help crores of students and learner’s. Keep up the good work Shraddha and keep on helping people.
@bhumikakesharwani-ii4ii
I didn't know how to write a python code but i am watching your video so i completely understand and make program thankyou so much and Great full video
@paraskumarkoyarh6173
Concepts directly delivered with no time waste, most helpful and learning video I'm non cs guy and now i feel i know something in this field, thank you didi, god bless you 😊
@premsharma2595
00:01 Lists and tuples in Python are built-in data types for storing set of values. 02:41 Lists in Python can store multiple values and can be accessed by index 06:49 Lists in Python allow mutation while strings do not. 09:01 Slicing in lists allows obtaining a sublist based on start and end indexes. 13:01 List methods in Python 15:08 The sort method in Python does not return anything, it arranges the list in place. 19:17 List insert method in Python 21:15 List method operations like pop, copy, and count 25:33 Creating and printing single value tuples in Python 27:33 Tuples in Python can be sliced and have methods like index and count. 31:12 Storing and appending values in a list in Python 33:40 Checking for Palindrome in a List 37:27 Understanding Palindromes in Python 39:25 Understanding palindromes and counting students' grades in tuples.
@sakshamgupta-jj4go
32:33 We can also do like this .
Movie1=input("Enter the first movie : ")
Movie2=input("Enter your Second Movie : ")
Movie3=input("Enter your Third Movie : ")
list=[Movie1,Movie2,Movie3]
print(list)
Output = Same aaya .
Am i right Shradha Didi.
Why we use append function we have to store it in List. Not in a Sorting way
@Victoryvaaniai
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@raosahab08449
36:50
we can use index to reverse a list without using copy() method
list1 = [1,2,3,2,1]
ls = list1[::-1]
flag = 1
for i in range(len(ls)):
if list1[i] != ls[i]:
flag = 0
if flag == 1:
print("Palindromic List")
else:
print("Not a Palindromic list")
@mspider03
Ma'am I want to ask that in movie question we can also use this too right?
a=input("Enter the 1st movie name: ")
b=input("Enter the 2nd movie name: ")
c=input("Enter the 3rd movie name: ")
l=[a,b,c]
print(l)
Rather than creating an empty list and then appending values in them
@Mr_Andy_Gamer
30:42
WAP 3 favourite movies and store then in a list
a = input("enter a 1st movie:")
b = input("enter a 2nd movie:")
c = input("enter a 3rd movie:")
Favourite_movie = [a,b,c]
Print(Favourite_movie)
@Aashish_Narayan
29:35
print("enter your three fevorite:-")
a=str(input("movie 1"))
b=str(input("movie 2"))
c=str(input("movie 3"))
list=[a, b, c]
print("your three fevorite movies are :", list)
@vishal1980able
ma'am i did the 1st question without append😅
my code was :
movie = input("enter your 1st favourite movie")
movie2 = input("enter your 2nd favourite movie")
movie3 = input("enter your 3rd favourite movie")
print ("the list of your favourite movies is : " , [movie , movie2 , movie3])
and it was fully workingg
@neonblade209
m1=input("Enter 1st Movie name: ")
m2=input("Enter 2nd movie name: ")
m3=input("Enter 3rd movie name: ")
list=[m1,m2,m3]
print(list)
@SunnyChaudhary-y4f
0:00 - Introduction 0:51 - Lists in Python 6:28 - Difference between Strings and Lists in Python 9:05 - List Slicing 11:55 - List Methods 22:59 - tuples in Python 23:38 - Difference between Tuples and Lists in Python 27:43 - Tuple Slicing 28:09 - Tuple Method 29:35 - Let's Practice Question 1 34:05 - Let's Practice Question 2 39:47 - Let's Practice Question 3
@Srmotivative
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@Priyanshu-w8t7z
Practice Question 1
movie1 = input("Enter your first favourite movie name :")
movie2 = input("Enter your second favourite movie name :")
movie3 = input("Enter your third favourite movie name :")
movies_list = [movie1,movie2,movie3]
print(movies_list)
print(type(movies_list))
print(len(movies_list))
Enter your first favourite movie name :12th fail
Enter your second favourite movie name :super 30
Enter your third favourite movie name :3 idiots
['12th fail', 'super 30', '3 idiots']
<class 'list'>
3
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@enfield_kiddo_16
I think without using copy method we can check palindrome i. e by using only reverse( ).
list=['d', 'a', 'd']
copylist=list.reverse( )
copylist.reverse ( )
if(list == copylist):
print("palindrome")
else:
print ("not palindrome")
@saifulhauqe9941
Honestly, this is super easy, straight, consistent and effective lecture. Hats off @Shradha for such a beautiful free lecture on Python.
@mansvimagar13
YOU Should Start From Basics Like What are Functions, classess, And Objects . Because After Certain Time It Becomes Heavy To Understand. For Beginners
@lapulga966
Best for revision, took 3 hours to complete whole playlist... Thanks a lot mam
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