Welcome to another edition of Python programming.
In the last session, we discuss about lists, so this is the part two of that session.
So we created a list.
With numbers and with strings, and we have a mixed Reinheitsgebot, so now let's see.
That's what we try to paint on.
OK, and.
Let's try to insert or append a value to the list.
Start tab, once you press them, you get a ping.
So we spend the value.
Ninety nine to the least, numb this shift into.
Now you can see the 1990s edit to the end of the list.
So if you add another.
In that setting
today, me said it at the end of the list.
So let's see if we want to add value to a particular place so that we can use insert.
And said.
It's a next we had.
Fifty five.
So now you're can and determinates zero first, second and third in next.
30 minutes, we have 50.
So we have ended successfully the number 50 fire to the next three.
So I recall it again, the indexers start from zero zero.
The index is 12 plus the index is 30.
Second index is 40.
That index is 55.
So we have successfully added number fifty five and the Terminix.
For example, if you want to remove numbers that you move 30.
Remove dirty, very dirty from the list.
No, Jesse, previously we had very dirty.
But once he performed the removal operation, the third is not that.
In the least, so we had a look at several operations in this session.
Related to lists, so we use the weapon, so we are so used to any particular number at the end of the
list, so insert is used when a particular number in a particular place of the list, that is the third
index and I'm not removed is used to remove a particular number from the list.
So hope you enjoyed the session, so we'll meet in the next session.
So that's the end of this session.
Thank you.