Category: Python

Python Bitwise Operators

1. What are Bitwise Operators? Bitwise operators work with binary numbers (0 and 1). In simple words: 👉 They work on bits, not normal numbers. These operators are mostly used in: Low-level programming Performance-related...

Python Operator Precedence

1. What is Operator Precedence? Operator precedence means which operator Python runs first when there are many operators in one line. In simple words: 👉 It is the order of calculation. Just like math:...

Python Lists

1. What is a List? A list is a collection of many values stored in one variable. In simple words: 👉 A list is like a box that can hold many items. Example fruits...

Python – Change List Items

1. What Does “Change List Items” Mean? Changing list items means updating or replacing values inside a list. Good news 😊Lists in Python are changeable (mutable). 2. Change a Single List Item You can...

Python – Access List Items

1. What Does “Access List Items” Mean? Accessing list items means getting values from a list. In simple words: 👉 It means reading items from the list. 2. List Index (Position) Each item in...

Python – Add List Items

1. What Does “Add List Items” Mean? Adding list items means putting new values into a list. Lists in Python are changeable, so we can easily add new items. 2. Add an Item Using...

Python – Remove List Items

1. What Does “Remove List Items” Mean? Removing list items means deleting values from a list. Python gives us many easy ways to remove items from a list. 2. Remove Item by Value (remove())...

Python – List Comprehension

1. What is List Comprehension? List comprehension is a short and easy way to create a new list from an existing list. In simple words: 👉 It lets you write less code to do...

Python – Loop Lists

1. What Does “Loop Lists” Mean? Looping a list means going through each item one by one. In simple words: 👉 Python looks at every item in the list and does something with it....

Python – Sort Lists

1. What Does “Sort List” Mean? Sorting a list means arranging items in order. For example: Numbers → small to big Words → A to Z Python makes sorting very easy. 2. Sort List...