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Python Programming Language: List Functions

Jesse L
1 min readSep 18, 2021

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Hi everyone, welcome back. Lists are a data structure in the Python language that are capable of storing several items in to a singular list variable. Lists are a built in data type in Python and we will go over functions regarding lists. For a more in depth tutorial on lists in Python, click here.

List Functions

  • append(): adds an item at the end of the list
  • clear(): removes every item from the list
  • copy(): retrieves a copy of the list
  • count(): retrieves the number of items with the given value
  • extend(): adds the items of another list or other iterable into the end of the list
  • index(): retrieve the index number of the first item with the given value
  • insert(): adds an item at a given index position in the list
  • pop(): removes an item at the given index position from the list
  • remove(): removes the first item of the given value from the list
  • reverse(): reverses the order of the items in the list
  • sort(): sorts the list by the given sorting technique

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Jesse L
Jesse L

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