PYTHON ADVANCED - 01: LISTS

 IN THIS TUTORIAL, WE WILL LEARN ABOUT LIST:'

NOTE: YOU MUST TRY ALL CODES WHICH ARE COMMENTED OUT(IN GREEN LINES)

# list : ordered, mutable, allows duplicate elements

# myList = ["Shayan", "Akhtar", "Abedeen"]

            # 0           1           2

            # -3         -2          -1

# print(myList)

# for i in myList:

#     print(i)    #--> print each element of list in new line 1 by 1

# if "Shayan" in myList:

#     print("yes")

# else:

#     print("no")

   

# item = myList[-3]

# print(item)

# myList2 = [5, True, "apple", "apple"]

# print(myList2)

# print(len(myList))

# myList.append("Afrida")

# print(myList)

# myList.insert(1, "Siddiqua")

# print(myList)

# a = myList.pop()

# print(a)

# print(myList)

# a = myList.remove("Abedeen")

# print(myList)

# myList.clear()

# print(myList)

# myList.reverse()

# print(myList)

# myList.sort()

# print(myList)

# myNum = [0]*5

# print(myNum)

# myNum_1 = [1,2,3,4,5]

# newList  = myNum + myNum_1

# print(newList)

# # a = newList[1:7]

# b = newList[::3]

# print(b)

myList = [1,2,3,4,5,6]

b = [i*i for i in myList]

print(b)