Category: Python

Python – Copy Lists

1. What Does “Copy List” Mean? Copying a list means creating a new list with the same items. This is useful when: You want to change one list But keep the original list safe...

Python – Join Lists

1. What Does “Join Lists” Mean? Joining lists means combining two or more lists into one list. This is useful when: You have data in different lists You want them together in one list...

Python List Exercises

Exercise 1: Create a List and Print It Question Create a list of fruits and print it. Solution fruits = [“apple”, “banana”, “orange”] print(fruits) Exercise 2: Access List Items Question Print the first and...

Python – List Methods

1. What are List Methods? List methods are built-in functions that help us work with lists easily. They help us to: Add items Remove items Find items Sort items 2. append() – Add Item...

Python Tuples

1. What is a Tuple? A tuple is a collection of items, just like a list. But there is one big difference 👇👉 Tuples cannot be changed. Once a tuple is created, you cannot...

Python – Access Tuple Items

1. What Does “Access Tuple Items” Mean? Accessing tuple items means getting values from a tuple. Tuples are like lists, but: 👉 Tuples cannot be changed. 2. Access Items Using Index Each item in...

Python – Update Tuples

1. Can We Update a Tuple? 👉 No, tuples cannot be changed directly. Tuples are immutable, which means: You cannot change You cannot add You cannot remove items directly But don’t worry 😊There are...

Python – Unpack Tuples

1. What Does “Unpack Tuple” Mean? Unpacking a tuple means taking values from a tuple and putting them into separate variables. In simple words: 👉 One tuple → many variables 2. Simple Tuple Unpacking...

Python – Loop Tuples

1. What Does “Loop Tuples” Mean? Looping a tuple means going through each item one by one. In simple words: 👉 Python reads every value inside the tuple. 2. Loop Through Tuple Using for...

Python – Join Tuples

1. What Does “Join Tuples” Mean? Joining tuples means combining two or more tuples into one tuple. Tuples are read-only, so we cannot change them.But we can create a new tuple by joining existing...