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What is a List?

Lists are data collections that contain ordered data and have a finite number of elements that can be accessed using indices. Additionally, lists can be modified after creation, as you will see below. The data type is called list.



A list contains multiple data elements, in this case, strings, which are grouped and separated by the comma operator "," and is defined directly between two square brackets:
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Accessing list elements is done similarly to strings, using indexing from 0 to len()-1, which is the length of the list in this case, minus one:



Lists are very cool! They can hold data of different types, as you will see next!
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