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# Data Structres helps you to store and access the data

# Built in data structures are Lists, Dictionaries, Sets and Tuples

Lists

1. Ordered collection of data

2. Can store any data type

# Syntax []
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a = []

type(a)

list

# list with int values

pressure = [2000, 2200, 2500]

type(pressure)

list

# list with float values

mud_wt = [9.5, 10.2, 12.5]

type(mud_wt)

list

# list with string values

production = ['Maharashtra', 'Rajasthan', 'Andhra Pradesh']

# list with multiple data types

list1 = [2500, 12.5, 'Rajasthan', True, 5+4j]

type(list1)

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Lists Indexing

print(list1)

[2500, 12.5, 'Rajasthan', True, (5+4j)]

print(list1[0])

2500

print(list1[2])

Rajasthan

print(list1[4])

(5+4j)

Double-click (or enter) to edit

print(list1[-1])

(5+4j)

List Slicing

curves = ['IPR', 'TPR', 'WPR', 'CPR']

curves[0:2] # 0th, 1st, 2nd is not included

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['IPR', 'TPR']

curves[2:4:1]

['WPR', 'CPR']

curves[1:]

['TPR', 'WPR', 'CPR']

curves[:3:2]

['IPR', 'WPR']

# Reverse order

curves[::-1]

['CPR', 'WPR', 'TPR', 'IPR']

updating an element in list

pressure = [1200, 2500, 30000]

# one way is to create a whole new list

# Second way is to just update the last element

pressure[2] = 3000

print(pressure)

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[1200, 2500, 3000]

# let's say we want to change all the elements instead of 1st element

Lecture 33 - Adding Data to Lists

Adding data to a list

1. append method
2. insert method

# append method

# let's say we are inputting a info of resrvoir in a list [location of the reservoir ,porosity, perm in md, resrervoir pressure]

# But I have only included poroity and perm as of now

res_1 = [0.25, 30]

# add reservoir pressure

# Synatx ----> list_name.append(Whatever you want to add)

res_1.append(3000)

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print(res_1)

[0.25, 30, 3000]

# insert method

# Allows us to add item in list based on index. means we can add the item wherever we want

# Syntax - list_name.insert(index where youu want to add, value which you want to add)

# add 'KG Basin' at 1st position

res_1.insert(0, "KG Basin")

print(res_1)

['KG Basin', 0.25, 30, 3000]

a = [1, 2]

a.append(3)

[1, 2, 3]

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[1, 2, 3, 'hey']

a.insert(2, 2.5)

print(a)

[1, 2, 2.5, 3, 'hey']

Concatenate lists

1. use of + operator
2. extend method
3. append method

# Use of + sign

b = [1,2]
c = [3, 4]

# I need a list [1,2,3,4]

d = b + c

print(d)

[1, 2, 3, 4]

e = c + b

print(e)

[3, 4, 1, 2]

# extend method

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# Syntax --> list_you_want_to_extend.extend(list you want to add to existing list)

x = [5, 6]
y = [7, 8]

x.extend(y)

print(x)

[5, 6, 7, 8]

# let us try append method for concatenating the lists

x = [5, 6]
y = [7, 8]

x.append(y)

print(x)

[5, 6, [7, 8]]

Assignment 11

# [first_name, last name, [age, a hobby]] Final result

# Step 1 --- [last_name]

# Step 2 --- [fist_name, last_name]
# Step 3 --- [first_name, last name, [age, a hobby]]

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Lecture 34 - Deleting data from lists

Common ways to delete the data from list

# I want to create a list of density reducing elements used in cement

den_red = ['Bentonite', 'Diatomaceous Earth', 'Barite', 'Glisonite', 'Pozzolan', 'Hametite']

# But we know that barite and hametite aere density increasing additives, we want to remove them

pop method

# pop method

# syntax - list_name.pop() -> remove the last element from list

den_red.pop()

'Hametite'

print(den_red)

['Bentonite', 'Diatomaceous Earth', 'Barite', 'Glisonite', 'Pozzolan']

# now we also want to remove Barite. Barite is at index 2

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# list_name.pop(index of item you want to remove)

den_red.pop(2)

'Barite'

print(den_red)

['Bentonite', 'Diatomaceous Earth', 'Glisonite', 'Pozzolan']

del operator

# del operator

den_inc = ['Barite', 'Hametite','Bentonite', 'Ilemite'] # list of density increasing elements in cementing

# SYNTAX - del list_name[index of item you want to remove]

del den_inc[2]

print(den_inc)

['Barite', 'Hametite', 'Ilemite']

remove method

# remove method

# til now in both the methds pop and del we removed the elements based on their index
# If we know the element's names and want to delete them by their name, we use remove method

# let us take an example of ship's motions

3 transitions motions - surge, sway , heave

3 rotational motions - roll, pitch, yaw /
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trans_motion = ['surge', 'pitch', 'sway', 'roll', 'heave', 'yaw']

# Syntax - list_name.remove('element name')

trans_motion.remove('roll')

print(trans_motion)

['surge', 'pitch', 'sway', 'heave', 'yaw']

trans_motion.pop()

'yaw'

print(trans_motion)

['surge', 'pitch', 'sway', 'heave']

trans_motion.remove('pitch')

print(trans_motion)

['surge', 'sway', 'heave']

# We can only give one argument at a time in remove method

trans_motion = ['surge', 'pitch', 'sway', 'roll', 'heave', 'yaw']

trans_motion.remove('pitch', 'roll', 'yaw')

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---------------------------------------------------------------------------
TypeError Traceback (most recent call last)
<ipython-input-70-3a554e4caf45> in <module>()
5
6
----> 7 trans_motion.remove('pitch', 'roll', 'yaw')
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9

TypeError: remove() takes exactly one argument (3 given)

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Lecture 35 - in keyword with lists

in keyword with list

favs = ['Rockstar', 'ZNMD', 'Barfi', 'Tamasha']

if 'Rockstar' in favs:
print('Rockstar is one of my fav movies')
else:
print('Rockstar is not there is list')

Rockstar is one of my fav movies

favs = ['Rockstar', 'ZNMD', 'Barfi', 'Tamasha', 'Soul']

if 'Soul' in favs:
print('Soul is one of my fav movies')
else:
print('Soul is not there in list')

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Soul is one of my fav movies