Lecture

Common Sequences Operations

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This lecture covers common operations on sequences like lists and tuples, including slicing, extending, appending, and replacing elements. It also explains the difference between shallow and deep copies, as well as the usage of range objects in loops. The instructor demonstrates how to manipulate lists, tuples, and ranges efficiently, emphasizing the importance of immutability and order in sequences.

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