In this Python Beginner Tutorial, we will begin learning about Lists, Tuples, and Sets in Python. Lists and Tuples allow us to work with sequential data, and Sets allow us to work with unordered unique values. We will go over most of the methods, learn when to use which data type, and also the performance benefits of each type as well. Let’s get started.
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Hi, dude! You’re brilliant!!! Believe me ’cause I’ve taken many free courses and yours is quick and logical and concentrates much more useful things than the others.
Amazed by the way you teach. Incredibly good job, keep it up! SUBSCRIBED!
nice course but I have a problemlikecourses.append(‘Art’)
AttributeError: ‘tuple’ object has no attribute ‘append’
the best online studying python sofar. Thank you very much Corey, I really appriciate!
This is awesome you are a perfect and the best instructor for a python course ever , thank you very much for this course
def dis(*args):
a=2
If a in args:
Print(‘true’)
li=[1,2,3]
dis(li)
The control not goin inside. Could you please help me
can anyone help me with a sublime registeration key?
This video is saved my huge time thanks
This is the best python tutorial set for beginners. Thank you so much.
Python 3 ?????
courses.append(‘Art’)
AttributeError: ‘tuple’ object has no attribute ‘append’
very clear. and direct to the point. its very easy to understand thanks keep uploading
what program is he using? Seems like a better program than python shell itself!
Thank you for this! You make learning Python easier for me. God bless you
Thanks Corey, great tutorials! Very clearly layed out and nice presentation.
There’s one thing here that struck me: I’m not new to programming in general but the behavior in 21:28 ( _both_ lists changing) was quite shocking to me 🙂 I had a slight hunch what was happening there but still I had to look it up and found this: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2612802/how-to-clone-or-copy-a-list (for all you guys out there who got confused).
Hi Corey, love your tutorials but please explain **WHY** we need to use tuples vs. lists. Saying that use tuples when you need immutable values and use lists when you need mutable values is not sufficient. One of the things that irk me so much about every single tutorial, book, lesson on programming is no one fricking explains **why**. You did explain why when you were explaining sets – i.e. they are more efficient when doing certain operations (union, difference, intersection). Similarly, tuples are immutable, but they more efficient for lookup than lists. That is why you use tuples. Thanks for listening 🙂 You’re probably the best teacher on Python anywhere on the internet. Thank you!
Just started to learn Python this tutorial is easy to follow and has helped me to understand loads thank you so much.
By far many Python tutorials are available in the internet,Like Coursera python courses, Udemy, Learning python the hard way, many other blogs and Vlogpresented by many individuals and companies, with all due respect to all the tutorials given by Corey Schafer is simple and to the point. Anyone willing to learn Python(programming) going through Corey Schafer’s tutorials will give you happiness. Thank you Schafer!.
How do you select + copy a word and then select current word + paste copied word using keyboard shortcuts?
Verry usefull video Thanks!
Love your confidence, Adds up to my grasp of the subject while watching the videos.
Hi Corey, is this a complete tutorial series or are you still adding more material to this playlist / tutorial videos.
Python Equivalent of Java hashmap?
The best !
What text editor are you using in this video?
Superb video. Excellent pacing!
This is super helpful, thank you very much
videos are very helpful. Thank you.
Hi Corey! you are just awesome !!! great vidoes.
Could you please advise on these 2 lists –
my_list1 = [‘c’,’d’,’e’]
my_list2 = [‘a’,’b’]
How we can join them together so that final_list would be like this
final_list = [a’,’b’,’c’,’d’,’e’]
your videos are just amazing for beginners, i am really thankful for your efforts .
You’ve done a great job, thank u so much.
How are List , Tuple and Sets implemented to be what they are ?
This is not correct where you said if change one string in tuples also change the second string for second list. The reason it happens in your code is because your second list = to the first list.
Thank you Corey! You are awesome!
Hello, I am really happy with the videos, thank you so much. I have a small question.When I perform enumerate on a list and print the original list it is only printing the last element in the list may I know why is that?
Thank you
hey Corey. Why is my cancel Build greyed out and cant work. I cant cancel build like you did at 12:14
These videos helped me understand python so much easier than my textbook! thanks
thank’s brother
your videos are worth time spending..
please help. when using ‘in’ to check if ‘art’ is in the list, an error comes up on my interpreter. I am using IDLE that comes with Python 3. please help
I think this is easy question but painful for me to find the answer.
when you created nums list u made automatic space after , How!?
Awesome work, I had a question when I entered nums=[’99’,’11’,’0′,’9′] the output was [’99’, ‘9’, ’11’, ‘0’] for nums.sort(reverse=True) and [‘0′, ’11’, ‘9’, ’99’] for nums.sort()
It is the best tutorial I have ever watched.
Awesome material! I enjoy the way you present the information and give demonstrations. I come from a C# background,but I figured I should take on some Python as well. I definitely enjoy watching your videos, keep it up!
thank you
can you please make a video for quick sort in python??