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OK, now it's time for that list.

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So just open your browser, go to list method's button.

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And here you can see that for the deputy three schools and actually this is a good reference and source

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for information, you can see that all the list or the array methods we have on.

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My own python, so you can see that we have a bent, we have clear, we have copy, count, extend,

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index, insert, pop, remove, reverse sort.

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OK, now one thing I want to mention here.

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Well, actually, it is not expected from you to memorize all of these, actually, because I'm telling

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you from my personal experience and as a real world experience.

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A real world scenario, you are not expected to memorize all this, what is expected from you is to

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know that in Python in the list or the arrays, there are methods and these are the methods and you

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know that there is something called a bin.

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So it is to add element to the end of the list or clear or copy or count or whatever.

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And actually, there is something cut short, by the way.

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Yeah.

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So you just go with it or you search about it.

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Yeah.

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How to do this.

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You don't need to ask on forums or blogs, but you know, you know where to go.

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Now I'm telling you and actually this is after all this is my personal opinion if you memorize it.

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Yeah.

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It's OK.

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It's actually it will save you some time.

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Yeah.

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Instead of searching about it and copy paste.

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No actually you can just type it but actually it's not that matter or it will save you that time.

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Actually it's no big deal actually.

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You will see that these small details is not important to memorize it actually.

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But what is important is to know how to search about it and how to find it.

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So for example, I want to say that I will go to that here to this example.

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And I can see that we have this cars for BMW, Volvo, whatever, and cars, which is the name of the

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list.

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And it's not as simple as that.

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So this will give you the cards sorted, sorted, I think, by alphabetically.

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So the first one will be the end because of the speed and then will be fourth, which is because this

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is A and B, which is because this is the capital.

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And of course the capital letter is different than the small letters and so on.

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OK, again, no big deal.

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You can read about it more, you can check it more, see more examples and so on.

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OK, but what is matter here in this lecture in discourse is to know that for the list there are methods

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built in methods and you can search about it and they are documented well on the web, either that official

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documentation or some good references and resources like the three schools, which is something I recommend

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you to to check.

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OK, thanks for watching.

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I will see you in the next lecture.