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Python List

The document discusses Python lists, tuples, functions, return statements, if statements, and a max number calculator function. It provides examples of using pop, remove, clear, sort, reverse, and copy methods on lists as well as defining and calling functions that return values or print output.

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Python List

The document discusses Python lists, tuples, functions, return statements, if statements, and a max number calculator function. It provides examples of using pop, remove, clear, sort, reverse, and copy methods on lists as well as defining and calling functions that return values or print output.

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Python list

Use []

.pop = removes the last element at the list

.remove

.clear

.sort = sort elements alphabetically

.reverse

.copy

Tuples = cant change after making it

Use ()

Function

def say_hi(name):

print(“Hello ” + name)

write say_hi(“Mike”) . It will execute whats inside the function

Return Statement

def cube(num)

return num*num*num

result = cube(4)

print(result)

you can’t use a print() under a return statement

If Statements

not(is_tall)

else

elif

def max_num(num1, num2, num3):

if num1 >= num2 and num1 >= num3:

return num1
if num2 >= num1 and num2 >= num3:

return num2

else:

return num3

print(max_num(3, 4, 5))

Calculator

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