Today, I completed learning List Methods and Slicing in Python.
Both are very important fundamentals in Python programming.
🔹 List Methods
Python provides several built-in methods to work with lists effectively:
append → adds an item at the end of the list
extend → adds multiple items to the list
insert → inserts an item at a specific position
remove → removes the first matching element
pop → removes an element by index (default is the last element)
clear → empties the list completely
sort → arranges elements in ascending order
reverse → reverses the order of elements in the list
🔹 Slicing
Slicing is the process of extracting a portion of a list (or string) using index values.
[:] → returns the full list
[start:end] → extracts elements from start to end-1
[::step] → extracts with a step size (skips elements)
Negative indexes allow slicing from the end of the list.
✨ Conclusion
I successfully understood List Methods and Slicing today ✅
This strengthens my Python fundamentals, and tomorrow I will continue with Dictionaries.
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