Lecture

Lists: Manipulation and Comprehension

Description

This lecture covers the manipulation of lists in Python, including creating, accessing, slicing, concatenating, repeating, and searching elements. It also explains list comprehension, a concise way to create lists based on existing ones. The instructor demonstrates various list methods such as growing, sorting, and reversing, and introduces the concept of nested lists. The lecture concludes with an overview of functions in Python.

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