26.Lists

#Lists are mutable where elements can be modified after they has been formed.

l = [1, "Sri", 9.087, 'c', "Ram"]

print(type(l))
#Output: <class 'list'>

print(l[3])
#Output: c

print(len(l))             #Length of a list
#Output: 5

print(l.count('c'))       #Count the occurence of an item
#Output: 1

print(l.index('c'))       #Find item's index
#Output: 3

print("Name1: "+l[1]+" and Name2: "+l[4])
#Output: Name1: Sri and Name2: Ram 

print("Name1: %s and Name2: %s "%(l[1],l[4]))
#Output: Name1: Sri and Name2: Ram 

print(l*2)                #list elements will be repeated 2 times
#Output: [1, 'Sri', 9.087, 'c', 'Ram', 1, 'Sri', 9.087, 'c', 'Ram']

print(9.87 in l)          #Checking the membership
#Output: False

s = [2, "Batman"]
print(l+s)                #List concatenation
#Output: [1, 'Sri', 9.087, 'c', 'Ram', 2, 'Batman']

s.clear()                 #Clearing out a list
print(s)
#Output: []

d = [1, 54, 26, 98, 99.087]
print(max(d))             #Gives the max value in the list
#Output: 99.087

print(min(d))             #Gives the min value in the list
#Output: 1

w = []                    #Empty list
w.append(max(d))
print(w)
#Output: [99.087]

w.remove(99.087)          #Removing an element from a list
print(w)
#Output: []