Lists in Python

 Lists

• In Python lists are used to store multiple items in a single variable.
• Lists are initialised within square brackets [ ].
• Lists are ordered,mutable (i.e can be changed) and allow duplicate values.

Syntax to create list :
               mylist = [ 1,2,3,'A','B' ]

• We can also access elements in list by indexing :
       In :  print(mylist[0])
     Out :  1

• We can also change item values in list as :
       In :  mylist[1] = ' C '
       print(mylist) 
     Out :  [ 1,'C',3,'A','B' ]

Common Functions performed on Lists are as follows :



Examples on above functions are as follows :




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