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Hi, everybody, and welcome, and this lecture will discuss practice at Bond to this, and this would

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be finalize the basics of this.

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And after the next video, we'll discuss Advanced Alice and we will apply advanced manipulations, for

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example, adding values into this using index or just using a action and so on.

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So before we begin, as always, I'll remind you that it's very important to practice and try to resolve

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all the assignments by yourselves and only if you get into trouble, then watch the next video for the

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resolution.

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All right.

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So let's begin.

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So, first of all, let's create up.

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Sorry.

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Let's create a list of cars with the following car brands inside the list and print it out and then

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try to pull out that one default last value from the list.

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We went over the material in the previous video, right and right after an assignment.

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Number three, try using equals sign from comparison operators, which we've already completed.

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And please compare using the equals.

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Sign the index one from the list.

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Just want to remind you that the list starts from index zero, then indexed one, index two and so on.

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So just compare the cell number one to the string Toyota and this will bring us a boolean result, meaning

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false or true, if these two items are equals or not.

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So this will result a boolean result.

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So just print out the result right afterwards and assign a number for just create a mixed values list.

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All right.

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So I didn't mention the type of variables right here because you're already familiar with all of them.

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But you would need to decide by yourself when to want to put quotation marks.

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For example, this is a name.

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It's only letters.

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So obviously, once you once you implemented inside the list, you need to apply quotation marks to

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make it a string.

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And right afterwards it's a number.

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So this is an integer and so on and so on.

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And the last one I made a comment here without quotation marks, meaning beside them then will obviously

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be a boolean.

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OK, so after that, an assignment number four, try to print out the values from this list.

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Mixed values in the indexes from zero to three, including three.

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All right.

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So just a quick reminder.

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We went over in the previous video that once you use the once you use the boundaries, you pull out

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like that.

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So the limit here is not included.

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So if you want to print out from zero to three, including three, you will need to put, uh, not a

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three number in the brackets.

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All right.

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Just like we can't.

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And all right.

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So afterwards, take this list and print out value index in index six.

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So here I would like to intervene because I usually don't like to give you easy times when we are practicing,

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because I want you to practice by yourselves so the material will go into your DNA.

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But here I would have to say that this would cause an error.

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Right.

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We've already went through it.

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Once we pull out an index that does not exist because this is index zero, one, two, three and four.

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So obviously we do not have index six.

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And once we try to pull out this value, it will cause an error and meaning all the code that will go

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after this section would not be applied.

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It will not initiate because once we have an error in the code, all what comes after is basically it

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would not run.

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So I made this seventh assignment.

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All right, Mark, the resolution of Task six and comment it out.

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And how do you do it?

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You just market as I do it right here and then the control and backslash button.

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This will cost the following thing.

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For example, I'm having text once you mark all all that and you put once you mark all that and apply

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control backslash, you will see this sign comes before your text and text will be commented out.

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So all at once you run the code and the line will be ignored.

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All right.

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And I will coming to the eighth assignment, which is a bonus and it is a bonus for obvious reason.

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And let's go over the assignment to the list from task one.

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Add the name Alpha Male as the line item.

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All right.

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So this material we have not covered yet, it will be covered in previous videos.

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And I want you to try to resolve it by going to Google.

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And why is that?

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Because soon you will become automation developers.

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And once a developer wants to study and you think he just goes to Google.

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So this is what I want you actually to practice here.

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I actually want you to practice how to search in Google.

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And I'll just give you a quick can't just go to Google and type in.

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Like bettong seats already marked how to add item to list, and then you have many results, you try

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to click on one of the first ones and try to find the resolution for that.

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All right.

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So that's about it.

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You guys try to resolve all these assignments by ourselves and see you in the next video.