Python Lists

Lists are a collection of data or the same or different data types that can be stored in a systematic part of the memory.
A way of creating an empty list in Python is by equating an identifier to square brackets
I.e
Numbers= []
To create a list
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On other instances or occasions, you can create a list with multiple datatypes.
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Items in the list can be accessed
This is done my specifying the nth item on the list, list numeration starts from zero
So you use print(list[0]) to print the first item on the list then print(list[1]) for the second item.

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Along with that, you can also reassign different values in place.

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Now that we know how to create a list we can also alter the list by using some special keywords

List.append(5)-the word append is to add more values to a list.
List.remove(2)- deletes the number 2 in the list.
Max(list)-in a list of integers finds the maximum number.
Min(list)-in a list of integers find the minimum number.
List.reverse()-reverses the list
List.sort-sorts the list.
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Lists are very useful in programming as we will see in later lessons.
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