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Welcome back.

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In this article, we want to learn this, they've been placed on the list, OK, both on the list are

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one of the building database to be listed, one of the building database, and they are used to store

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collection of data.

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Collection of data means destroying multiple items, multiple items in a single variable death, total

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collection of items in a single variable.

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So let's see, there's the list with some examples.

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OK, so now first we have to create a variable rate.

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So a variable variable it costs and now a list and a list are created using a square bracket.

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OK, so this is all it will cost.

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And now I'm going to put a square bracket here.

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It's a square bracket and incentives square bracket.

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We can place multiple items, OK, and multiply it.

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These multiple items.

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We can separate this, we can place these items using the comma.

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OK, it's.

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I'll be listed, right?

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So we owe it to our list to bring this list.

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OK.

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And, you know, put it is our list, OK?

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This is only straight.

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So let's make sure, as we are already seeing in this bank function.

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Right.

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We are already seeing the tape function and it will be used in its function, is used to check the database.

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So let's get it out for this cost.

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As you can see here, it's a list Rio, our list here and and Rio confirmed there today is a list read.

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So determined to find out how many items the list has became, is this then functional this year?

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And if so, let's see with the example that we already released.

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So this information is stands for and OK, and it's used during the number of items in the list.

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OK, so let's see.

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Let's use this function in this example here and then our.

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Well, which is because if there's no criminal intent on this list.

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OK, so here you can see in the real four items in this list, OK, this is the use of the functional

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tools to find out how many items that list as be.

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So now we know of four items in our list, these four items, and remember this, the list we have to

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start counting in by the numbers from zero.

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Okay, so get these items are indexed and the first item has a zero index.

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So this has zero index.

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Right.

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And then this one and two and three and so on and so forth.

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So you found a particular item of this list then?

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We have to use this index talking if you want to bring this up.

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So zero one and we after the first indexed item from here.

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So this and here you can see the Honda in the output.

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So this is how it works.

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These lists are indexed and indexed, stacked from zero.

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The list items and database, the list albums can be of any did, OK, so the item in this list can

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be added and it can be a string literal or they can be.

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No, it's part of the flu or any did OK.

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And it can be a bit of a did the items instead of the list can be off immediately and also it can be

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a combination of different entities.

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Well it can be a combination of strings and numbers of extremely and integer aslambek flaws like integer

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and flawed as well.

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Let's see a quick example.

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At these items, HealthSpring, where they break the inside of this list, will items and these are

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items the other day instead of this list.

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OK, so let's put another variable here.

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OK.

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So here we are, one list here and inside of this list, we are sitting there today and any other list

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here and sort of this needs to be a new entity.

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So at least we can put into it.

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OK, so let's bring this back.

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You can see this.

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This is all OK.

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And we can also combine this data and combine these different databases in one list.

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Talking to accounts like this has been there.

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See one example.

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So here we are once again.

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So let's put a number here and separate it because so here you can see in this ghastly example, we

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are sitting here, this an distinct then we have no digital database and then we're guessing.

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And again, no.

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And this is true.

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This is a billion data.

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We and we will see this data in the next two years.

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So this is another data.

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And then we have looked here so we can combine different data in our list.

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OK, use the same data for the list.

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We can also combine the different entities in the list.

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OK, so let's bring this last one.

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So here you can see and feel different and now least.

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So we've already seen at least elements from the start, right, and there is another way to access

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the list.

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OK.

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And it's called the negative index.

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OK, so we know X is the element that we have.

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X is the list.

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Start right from this side, right starting from this side.

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Right from this Raynald.

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And there is another way we can we can also X is the list from the end, OK, from the end means that

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on this side, OK.

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And it's called negative indexing.

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OK, so from the start, this is a proper way to access the list.

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And there is another way.

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It's called the negative indexing means the items you can access from this state.

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OK, so this negative indexing starts from the end, OK, from this date.

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So now in the negative indexing, the last item, the last item here is this letter.

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So this item, the last item is referred to as minus one.

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OK, and then this second last item, which is an E on here, is referred to as a minus two.

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And then this is minus three on is minus three.

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The last item will always be minus one and then minus two second class and then so and so forth.

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So let's see the list.

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Negative indexing with the example.

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OK, so here we have an example.

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We have list here.

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Let's get access to the item on this list, on the list.

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I want to bring minus three, so.

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As you can see in this output, we get on minus three on this day, minus worklessness and minus two

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and then the Honda B minus three.

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So this is how Negrita indexing in the list to work to get the last item will be minus one.

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OK, and let's do another item here.

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OK, let's bring minus.

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So we operate in minus one, and here you can see again, we'll put here minus three, which is the

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Honda and minus one, which is the Tesla.

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So this is the negative indexing python linked to the indexing of the list in Python.

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OK.

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So this specific elements to the specific elements of the list, we can use the range.

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OK, but what this does is it will give us specific elements or specific elements from the list.

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So we hope to select the value of these elements, the value of these listed elements here and why the

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value of this selected list.

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And with that value, we can access these elements of the return value will be a new list.

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OK, the new list can be printed in the open.

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OK, so let's see with the example.

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So we have a list here and we help six out of six elements here.

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OK, in our list, as always, remember that first item has index zero, right?

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This item has failed because you law this.

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Rainard has zero.

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And let's let's drink.

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So brand means squared squared.

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Back to you.

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And you just quarterbacked the brand.

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Okay, so let's say values group, then the corner.

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And now what will happen is this will be a zero zero one group.

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So from this to from this group, all items printed out from this.

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So let's see what what happens here.

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This Prentis and as you can see here, the Nissan Tesler and BMW from this front to the all the items

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are going to be printed in the terminal.

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OK, and let's put another example here.

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So now in this example, overtrained the value output of Eldo and the right side or the right side of

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this colon.

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OK.

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Now, what will happen?

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So let's see what will happen here.

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You can see and I'll put the first one at the left side, the values side, and we will get to all the

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items that print of this weekend.

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And in this second example, when I put the value the right side of this coin, then I will get all

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the items that are in front of this of this value.

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OK, so here in this second example, we will get zero zero one, two, three, four.

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So what this really does is it will cure specific elements from the list, like we hope to celebrate,

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to start the list and work within the next hour, we can select where to start the list and where to

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end the list by using its values or or the index or the indexes of the list.

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Again, when we finally arrange the return value, it will be a new list or, you know, put in there

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to put the value in the items we have selected.

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OK, so let's go.

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For example, here is how to use this square because OK, so square because in the square bracket we

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have to select the starting point of the list, starting to start element index of this element.

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OK, so here we have six elements here.

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So let's say you want to start the list from this second item, OK?

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Second element.

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So OK, so you have good value here.

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So let's head to then.

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This colon is used to separate and then the end of the list.

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So let's say the interval before.

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For now, let's bring this again.

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So here we get to talk about two and four.

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So what happened here?

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We just selected the range two and for the item blueprinted will be in between these two and four.

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So it will be printed, but not for the list.

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And the list will end and the poor will be not included here.

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OK, so in this print, another here.

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And you can see in the output we get these three, this item has indexical three and then four, which

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is this one day, and we will not get out of with who I am.

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Okay, so this is the range of the list.