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CLASS - MAY 21, 2023 - SUNDAY - CLASS 4 @6PM EST

Today’s class with have 4 labs dealing with lists.

LISTS

- In work you’ll be dealing with large amounts of data. When dealing with this you want to make sure that you manage this data properly.
- A list is essentially just a structure you can use to store lists of information.

PRINTING OUT SPECIFIC ELEMENTS FROM YOUR LISTS:

- Each one of the elements in your lists have a particular numeric index.
- Standard numeric index in python start at 0 when it comes to lists.

BRACKETS [] ARE REQUIRED TO WORK WITH LISTS

# LAB 1 - CREATING OUR FIRST LIST

Anime = ["Naruto", "Shingeki No Kyojin", "Bleach", "Yu Yu Hakusho", "Dragonball Z"]
print(Anime)

# LAB 2 PRINTING OUT A SPECIFIC ELEMENT OR VALUE FROM THIS LIST

Cars = ["Tesla", "BWM", "Nissan GTR", "Ferrari", "Ford"]
print(Cars[4])

Favorite_Female_Actress = ["Stacy Dash", "Halle Berry", "Vivica Fox", "Nia Long", "Rosie Perez", "Eva Mendes"]
print(Favorite_Female_Actress[-4])

NOTE: [-NEGATIVE NUMBERS] WILL PRINT THE LIST FROM THE LEFT SIDE INSTEAD OF THE RIGHT SIDE.

# LAB 3 PRINTING MULTIPLE ELEMENTS FROM YOUR LIST

Laptops = ["Lenovo", "Apple", "HP", "Dell", "Samsung"]
print(Laptops[0:3])

# LAB 4 - MODIFYING A VALUE IN YOUR LIST AND UPDATING IT

Anime = ["Bleach", "Naruto", "Captain Tsubasa", "One Piece", "Dragonball Z"]
Anime[3] = "Slam Dunk" 
print(Anime[3])

ANIME[3] = “SLAM DUNK” BY ITSELF WILL REPLACES “ONE PIECE”
PRINT(ANIME[3]) = WILL ONLY PRINT “SLAM DUNK”

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HOMEWORK:

- Add to your python journal documenting your work. 
- Write 5 pieces of code for each list labs we worked on today.
- Send all homework by Saturday 11:59 PM EST
- Send to my email: matthewstravels85@gmail.com