Lists and Tuples in Python: Conclusion

00:00 Hey, congratulations! You’ve completed the course. This video is a conclusion and course review. You started with an intro and a course overview. In the second video, you saw how lists are ordered and can contain arbitrary objects.

00:21 Next, you started to learn indexing syntax and how to do slicing, along with strides. After that, you practiced using operators on lists. And then how to use some of the built-in Python functions on your lists.

00:40 Then you learned about how lists can be nested, and not only contain sublists, but those sublists can have sublists inside of them. And then, because lists are mutable and dynamic, you learned ways to change the lists, and grow and shrink them.

00:58 Then it was a deep dive into list methods and how to use those methods to modify your list in place.

01:10 But there are a few additional list methods that you learned about that actually had return values and behave a little differently. And then it was time to talk about using tuples and how to define them, and how they’re different from lists.

01:30 You learned about how to do tuple packing and unpacking. And of course, this conclusion and course review. Thank you for checking out this course on Real Python, and make sure you take some time to practice what you’ve learned here.