4. General-Purpose sequence operation method
(1) Index
In the access sequence element, as follows:
>>> L = [' A ', ' B ', ' C ']>>> l[1] ' b ' >>> T = () >>> t[0]1 >>> str = "Python" &G t;>> str[4] ' o '
(2) sharding
Shards are used to access elements of a certain range, and shards are usually implemented by two indexes separated by colons, and are commonly seen in the following ways:
>>> A = List (range) >>> A [0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9]>>> b = a[1:5]>>> b [1, 2, 3, 4]>>> C = a[-3:-1]>>> C [7, 8]>>> d = a[1:10:2]>>> d [1, 3, 5, 7, 9]
Two Mappings (dictionary)
Each element in the map has a professional name, called the key. The dictionary is the only built-in mapping type in Python, which we'll cover in more detail:
(1) Key type
A dictionary (dict) is a container that stores unordered key-value mappings (key/value) of type data that can be a key of a
Word, string, or tuple, the key must be unique. In Python, numbers, strings, and tuples are designed to be immutable types, and common lists and collections (sets) are mutable, so lists and collections cannot be keys to the dictionary. The key can be any immutable type, which is the most powerful dictionary in Python.
(2) Create
>>> d = {}>>> d[1] = 1 >>> d {1:1}>>> d[' cat '] = ' Lucy ' >>> d {1:1, ' cat ': ' Lucy '}
(3) Find
Dict is to find value by key, which represents the relationship of meaning, which can be accessed by D[key] Dict:
>>> d[' cat '] ' Lucy '
(4) Traverse
>>> d = {}>>> d[' cat '] = ' Lucy ' >>> d[' dog ' = ' Ben ' >>> for key in D:print (key + ":", D [Key])
Results
Cat:lucy
Dog:ben
(5) Advantages and disadvantages
The first feature of Dict is that the search speed is fast, and the speed of the search is independent of the number of elements, while the search speed of the list decreases with the increment of the element, and the second characteristic is that the stored key-value order pairs are not sequential; The third feature is that the element is immutable as a key, So list cannot be a key.
The disadvantage of dict is that it takes up a lot of memory, and it wastes a great deal of content.
Reprint to: (Strange _ Yang Source: http://www.cnblogs.com/ybjourney/p/4767726.html)
Summary of common data types in Python (iii)