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1: Lists
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2: Lists Continued
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3: Counting in Programming
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4: Indexing Into Lists
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5: List Length
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6: List Updates
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7: Appending in Python
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8: Pop Values
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9: Counting the Items in a List
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10: No-Index Syntax
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11: Find an Item in a List
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12: Find the Increase
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13: Find Max
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14: Modulo Operator in Python
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15: Slicing Lists
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16: List Operations – Concatenate
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17: List Operations – Contains
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18: List Deletion
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19: Tuples
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20: First Element
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21: Reverse List
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22: Filter Messages
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23: Even Teams
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24: Alchemy Ingredients
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Sometimes when we're manually creating lists it can be hard to read if all the items are on the same line of code. We can declare the list using multiple lines if we want to:
flower_types = [
"daffodil",
"rose",
"chrysanthemum",
]
player_ages = [
23,
18,
31,
42,
]
Writing it this way helps with readability and organization, especially if there are many items or if some of the items are too long. Keep in mind this is just a styling change. The code will run correctly either way.