The list in Python is used the most, the commonly used methods are:
Append (value) extend (L) Add all elements of the specified list insert (index, value) inserts remove (value) Pop (index) does not specify delete last, clear () empties count (value) statistics how many sort () sorts reverse () to order copy () latent copy
The other:
1, List-derived
List push-to-type, simple list creation from sequence
Applies an action to each element of a sequence, using its result as a new list element
need to use [], tuple with ()
Each list is pushed to either create an expression after for, and then have 0-multiple for or if clauses that return the result
is a list based on the expressions generated from the for and if contexts, and if you want to push out a tuple, you must use the slogan
#x3get a new list of VEC= [2,4,6]new_vec= [3* x forXinchVec]print (New_vec) # get a mapdict= [(x, x**2) forXinchVec]print (dict) # Rent a call to elements in a sequence fruits= ['Banana','Apple','Oragin']new_fruits= [Fruit.upper () forFruitinchFruits]print (new_fruits) # using Ifif_vec= [3* x forXinchVecifX >3]print (If_vec) # 2 List of mixed vec2= [4,6, -1]lista= [x * y forXinchVec forYinchVec2]listb= [Vec[i] * Vec2[i] forIinchRange (VEC)]print (lista) print (LISTB)
Dictionary derivation
Ten: x**2 for in range (}print) (new_dict)
2, conversion of nested lists
For example, I want to convert a list of 3 * 4 to a list of 4 * 3
Matrix = [ [1,2,3,4], [5,6,7,8], [9,Ten, One, A]]new_matrix= [[Row[i] forRowinchMatrix forIinchRange4)]print (New_matrix) # above is equivalent to Matrix_1= [] forIinchRange4): Matrix_1.append ([row[i] forRowinchMatrix]) Print (matrix_1) # get further overwrite matrix_2= [] forIinchRange4): Ineer= [] forRowinchmatrix:ineer.append (Row[i]) print (Row[i], end=', ') Print ('---', Row) print (matrix_2) forRowinchmatrix:print (Row)
3, traversing with enumerate
# dictionary derivation new_dict= {x +Ten: x**2+Ten forXinchRangeTen)}print (new_dict) # The traversal of the dictionary forKvinchnew_dict.items (): print (k, v) # Returns the index, DICT returns key forI, VinchEnumerate (new_dict): print (I, v) # traverse 2 more sequences, use ZIP (), go to the shortest sequence questions= ['name','Quest','Favorite']answers= ['Lancelot',' the','Blue','ABC'] forQ, ainchZip (questions, answers): Print (Q, a) # Reverse Traverse Collection forQinchreversed (Questions): print (q)
Enumerate returns an Iterator object that contains a yield that returns the running state of the function
We can also use yield to implement a simple iterator
List operations for 04-python