Building Lists With Python's .append()

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Howard Francis

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503 - Lesson 1 Welcome.mp4

02:25

503 - Lesson 2 append Basics.mp4

04:31

503 - Lesson 3 Misconceptions.mp4

03:47

503 - Lesson 4 append Inside for Loops.mp4

03:19

503 - Lesson 5 List Comprehension.mp4

03:10

503 - Lesson 6 append with Additional Processing.mp4

03:24

503 - Lesson 7 Stack.mp4

06:50

503 - Lesson 8 Queue.mp4

03:42

503 - Lesson 9 array.mp4

05:25

503 - Lesson 10 deque.mp4

02:25

503 - Lesson 11 Summary.mp4

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append course code.zip

append course slides.pdf

Description

Adding items to a list is a fairly common task in Python, so the language provides a bunch of methods and operators that can help you out with this operation. One of those methods is .append(). With .append(), you can add items to the end of an existing list object. You can also use .append() in a for loop to populate lists programmatically.

What You'll Learn?

Work with .append()
Populate lists using .append() and a for loop
Replace .append() with list comprehensions
Work with .append() in array.array() and collections.deque()

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Howard Francis

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Wanting to learn Python, Howard did what any college instructor would do – he taught a class in it. He loved it. (You’ll have to ask his students how they felt.) He continued learning after the course was over, and found Real Python to be one of the most useful sources of information. Now he’s here hoping to help others.

Howard currently teaches Computer Science and Mathematics at the University of Pikeville in eastern Kentucky. An amateur musician, he plays trumpet in local wind bands, organ at his church, and is learning guitar.