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BASIC DATA

STRUCTURES
Part - 1

Python trainer :
Chenna Kesava Rao Ramisetti
Data Structure

• A data structure is a way of


organizing and storing data
so that it can be accessed
efficiently.
• It's like a container that
holds data in a specific
arrangement, enabling
various operations on that
data.
List
• List is a collection of homogenous or heterogenous data
types.
• List is capable of storing any type of data.
• List is mutable data type. So, we can perform insertion,
deletion and updating operations on list.
• We can concatenate multiple lists.
• List is a ordered data type. So, it allows both negative
and positive indexing.
• Creating empty list === [ ], list()
• We can use membership operators like in and not in on
list.
List Indexing and Slicing
• List has both negative and positive indexing.
• Slicing has 3 parameters start, stop and step.
List methods
• append - adding new value at end of the list
• extend - adding multiple values to the list
• remove - deleting specific element from list
• clear - deleting all the elements from list
• copy - copying the elements of list into new list
• count - count of specific element in the list
• len - number of elements in the list
• index - index of specific element from list
• insert - inserting the new element at particular index position
• pop - used to remove an element from the list
• max - maximum number in the list
• min - minimum number in the list
• reverse - reverse the list items
• sum - sum of all elements in list
Tuple
• Tuple is a collection of homogeneous or heterogeneous
data types.
• Tuple is capable of storing any type of data.
• Tuple is immutable data type. So, we can not perform
insertion, deletion and updating operations on Tuple.
• We can concatenate multiple tuples.
• Tuple is a ordered data type. So, it allows both negative
and positive indexing.
• Creating empty Tuple === ( ), tuple()
• We can use membership operators like in and not in on
tuple.
Tuple methods
• count - count of specific element in the tuple
• index - index of specific element from tuple
• max - maximum number in the tuple
• min - minimum number in the tuple
• len - number of elements in the tuple
• Del - destroy the tuple
• sum - adds all values in the tuple

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