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In this course, you will comprehend the structure of list data. You will learn more about slices, iterators, and lazy calculations. As a result, you will learn how to manipulate data with lists and work even with infinite collections. The knowledge from this course helps programmers solve algorithmic problems and process data efficiently. This course is suitable for those who already know the basics of Python and are still learning.
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- Define and manipulate lists in code
- Form and process lists in loops
- Create and work with iterable objects
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1 | About the course Learning about the course, its structure, objectives, and goals |
2 | Lists Introducing lists and their features |
3 | Creating lists and adding items Learning how to create lists and add items |
4 | Links Introducing the concept of links and the mechanism of their work |
5 | References and variability Finding out how variability manifests in the value transfers |
6 | Modifying lists by elements Learning to sort the individual elements of lists and unroll lists by the place |
7 | Slices Inroducing slices — one of the main ways of manipulating lists |
8 | The for loop Introducing the for loops — the main tool for item-by-item processing of collections |
9 | Iterators Learning about the iteration protocol, a generalized approach to item-by-item processing of collections |
10 | Conclusion Summarizing the course |
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