Some of the functions defined within the list
Append: Adds a new object at the end of the list.
Function prototypes: def append (self, p_object)
Usage:
List1.append (P_object)
Clear: Empty list
Function prototype: def clear (self)
Usage:
List1.clear ()
Count: Count the number of occurrences of an element in a list
Function prototypes: def count (self, value)
Usage:
List1.count (value)
Extend: Appends multiple values from another sequence at the end of the list (expands the original list with a new list)
Function prototypes: def extend (self, iterable)
Usage:
List1.extend (iterable)
Extend: Appends multiple values from another sequence at the end of the list (expands the original list with a new list)
Function prototypes: Def index (self, value, Start=none, Stop=none)
Usage:
List1.extend (iterable)
Index: Find a value from the list where the first occurrence of a match is indexed, no error is found
Function prototypes: Def index (self, value, Start=none, Stop=none)
Usage:
List1.index (value,m,n) Find value in #在 [m,n) interval
Insert: Inserting an object into a list
Function prototypes: def insert (self, index, p_object)
Usage:
List1.insert (Index,object)
Pop: Deletes an object, deletes the last one by default, and returns the object
Function prototypes: Def pop (self, index=none)
Usage:
List1.pop (Index)
Remove: Deletes a specified object
Function prototype: def remove (self, value)
Usage:
List1.remove (value)
Reverse: Reverse List
Function prototype: def reverse (self)
Usage:
List1.reverse ()
Sort: Sorting the original list
Function prototypes: def sort (self, key=none, reverse=false)
Usage:
List1.sort (Key,reverse)
Ganso Some functions defined within a tuple
Count: The number of members in the statistics meta-ancestor
Function prototypes: def count (self, value)
Usage:
Tuple.count (value)
Index: Find the index position of the first occurrence of a value from the meta-ancestor, no error found
Function prototypes: Def index (self, value, Start=none, Stop=none)
Usage:
Tuple1.index (value,m,n) Find value in #在 [m,n) interval
Some functions defined within the dictionary Dict
Clear: Clears the contents of the dictionary
Function prototype: def clear (self)
Usage:
Dict1.clear ()
Fromkeys: Create a new dictionary
Function prototypes: Def fromkeys (*args, **kwargs)
For example:
seq = ( ' hello ', ' hello ', ' python ') Dict1 = Dict.fromkeys (SEQ) print (dict1) Dict1 = Dict.fromkeys (seq, 10) print (dict1) #输出结果为 #{' Hello ': None, ' World ': None, ' Python ': none} #{' Hello ': ten, ' World ': Ten, ' Python ': ten}
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Get: Returns the value of the specified key, if the value does not return a D value in the dictionary, the default is None
Function prototype: def get (self, k, d=none)
Usage:
Dict1.get (k,d)
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Items: Returns a traversed (key, value) tuple array
Function prototype in a list: def items ( Self)
Usage:
Dict1.items ()
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Keys: Returns a dictionary with a list all keys
Function prototype: def Keys (self)
Usage:
Dict1.keys ()
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Pop: Delete the value of the dictionary given key key, the return value is the deleted value. The key value must be given, if no key found, to return the D
Function prototype: def pop (self, k, d=none)
Usage:
Dict1.pop (k,d)
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Popitem: Delete last pair of keys and values in Dictionary
Function prototype: def popitem (self)
Usage:
Dict1.popitem ()
SetDefault: Similar to get (), but if the key does not exist in the dictionary, the key will be added and the value will be set to default
Function prototypes: Def setdefault (self, k, d=none)
Usage:
Dict1.setdefault (K,D)
Update: Updates the key/value pairs of another dictionary into this dictionary
Function prototypes: def update (self, e=none, **f)
Usage:
Dict1.update (DICT2)
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