Use of lists in Python

Purpose: Proficiency in the use of list functions, convenient management of multiple variable values

Environment: Ubuntu 16.04 python 3.5.2

Scenario: The list should be used in data processing often to use a type, can be ordered, combined with the operation of the value of storage, is a useful function ... This is the last piece of notes to be collated, to find that typography is a waste of time, that there is no communication, or that it is quicker to write notes in a similar way to OneNote.

List:

List (), which is an iterative object, commonly used for, join, sort, reverse, sorted, index, and slice.

Some of its own operations include:

box = list () or box = [] Set empty lists

Box.append (' value ') trailing append element

Box.insert (1, ' value ') Index insert Element

Box[0] = ' value ' index replace or write element

Box.pop () Delete trailing elements

Box.pop (1) Index Delete element

Box.index (' value ') gets the element subscript

Del Box[1] Delete the specified element

Sorted (box) returns a new forward list

Mate Method:

Sort () in-place forward sort

Reverse () reverse sort in place

Delimiter. Join (box) to specify a symbolic connection list element as a string

Slice reference string (private chain)

Extended:

The list can be generated in a list with a quick and concise style.

New_list = [x for x in range] if not x% 2]

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Use of lists in Python