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CLASS - MAY 28, 2023 - SUNDAY - CLASS 5 @6PM EST

LIST FUNCTIONS

- Using functions in your lists allow your lists to do something to improve your code and make it more efficient for you to work with.
- Remember a function is a piece of code that allows you to perform a single, related action.

LIST FUNCTIONS THAT WE WILL BE PLAYING WITH:

- Each one of the elements in your lists have a particular numeric index.
- Extend function - allows you to take a list and append another list onto the end of it
- Append function - allows you to add further data to the list
- Insert function - allows you to add anywhere in your list
- Remove function - allows you to remove from the list
- Clear function - allows your to clear the entire list
- Index function - allows you to understand the number order of the list
- Count function - allows you to know how many list items are within a given list
- Sort function - allows your list to be alphabetized or arranged in numerical order
- Reverse function - allows your list to be put in reverse order

NOTE: PYTHON IS CASE SENSITIVE

# LAB 1 - EXTEND FUNCTION

Anime = ["Naruto", "Bleach", "Attack on Titan", "Captain Tsubasa", "Dragon Ball Z"]
Cars = ["Tesla", "BMW", "Range Rover", "Aston Martin", "Mercedes"]
Anime.extend(Cars)
print(Anime)

# LAB 2 - APPEND FUNCTION

Anime = ["Naruto", "Bleach", "Attack on Titan", "Captain Tsubasa", "Dragon Ball Z"]
Cars = ["Tesla", "BMW", "Range Rover", "Aston Martin", "Mercedes"]
Anime.append("Death Note")
print(Anime)

# LAB 3 - INSERT FUNCTION

Anime = ["Naruto", "Bleach", "Attack on Titan", "Captain Tsubasa", "Dragon Ball Z"]
Cars = ["Tesla", "BMW", "Range Rover", "Aston Martin", "Mercedes"]
Anime.insert(4, "Gundam")
print(Anime)

Anime = ["Naruto", "Bleach", "Attack on Titan", "Captain Tsubasa", "Dragon Ball Z"]
Cars = ["Tesla", "BMW", "Range Rover", "Aston Martin", "Mercedes"]
Anime.insert(0, "Shaman King")
print(Anime)

# LAB 4 - REMOVE FUNCTION

Anime = ["Naruto", "Bleach", "Attack on Titan", "Captain Tsubasa", "Dragon Ball Z"]
Cars = ["Tesla", "BMW", "Range Rover", "Aston Martin", "Mercedes"]
Anime.remove("Bleach")
print(Anime)

# LAB 5 - CLEAR FUNCTION

Anime = ["Naruto", "Bleach", "Attack on Titan", "Captain Tsubasa", "Dragon Ball Z"]
Cars = ["Tesla", "BMW", "Range Rover", "Aston Martin", "Mercedes"]
Anime.clear()
print(Anime)

# LAB 6 - INDEX FUNCTION

Anime = ["Naruto", "Bleach", "Attack on Titan", "Captain Tsubasa", "Dragon Ball Z"]
Cars = ["Tesla", "BMW", "Range Rover", "Aston Martin", "Mercedes"]
print(Anime.index("Attack on Titan"))

# LAB 7 - COUNT FUNCTION

Anime = ["Naruto", "Bleach", "Bleach", "Bleach", "Bleach", "Attack on Titan", "Captain Tsubasa", "Dragon Ball Z"]
Cars = ["Tesla", "BMW", "Range Rover", "Aston Martin", "Mercedes"]
print(Anime.count("Captain Tsubasa"))

# LAB 8 - SORT FUNCTION

Numbers = ["9", "8", "2", "5", "1",]
Cars = ["Tesla", "BMW", "Range Rover", "Aston Martin", "Mercedes"]
Numbers.sort()
print(Numbers)

# LAB 9 - REVERSE FUNCTION

Anime = ["Naruto", "Death Note", "Dragon Ball Z", "One Piece", "Bleach"]
Cars = ["Tesla", "BMW", "Range Rover", "Aston Martin", "Mercedes"]
Anime.reverse()
print(Anime)

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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