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Lists Implementation

The document outlines various list operations in Python, including append, insert, delete, update, repeat, count, min, max, slicing, merge, extend, sort, copy, and accessing elements. Each operation is demonstrated with user input prompts and print statements to show the resulting list after each operation. The document serves as a basic guide for manipulating lists in Python.

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Lists Implementation

The document outlines various list operations in Python, including append, insert, delete, update, repeat, count, min, max, slicing, merge, extend, sort, copy, and accessing elements. Each operation is demonstrated with user input prompts and print statements to show the resulting list after each operation. The document serves as a basic guide for manipulating lists in Python.

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1. APPEND OPERATION:
L=[]
print("APPEND")
e1=int(input("enter first element"))
L.append(e1)
print("after adding the first element the list
is",L)

e2=int(input("enter second element"))


L.append(e2)
print("after adding the second element the list
is",L)

e3=int(input("enter third element"))


L.append(e3)
print("after adding the third element the list
is",L)

2. INSERT OPERATION:

print("INSERT")
i1=int(input("enter the position where we want
to insert"))
v1=int(input("enter the value"))
L.insert(i1,v1)
print("element inserted")

i2=int(input("enter the position where we want


to insert"))
v2=int(input("enter the value"))
L.insert(i2,v2)
print("element inserted")
print("after insert operation the list is",L)

3. DELETE OPERATION:

print("DELETE")
d1=int(input("enter the position of element to be
deleted"))
del L[d1]
print("after deleting the element the list is",L)

4. UPDATE OPERATION:
print("UPDATE")
u1=int(input("enter the index of the element to
be updated"))
new_val=int(input('enter the new value'))
L[u1]=new_val
print("after update the list is",L)

5. REPEAT OPERATION:
print("REPEAT")
r=int(input('enter how many times you want to
repeat the list elements'))
print("The repeated list is",L*r)

6. COUNT
7. MIN
8. MAX
print('COUNT')
print("The number of elemets in list is",len(L))
print("MIN:minimum element in list
is",min(L))
print("MAX:maximum element in list
is",max(L))
9. SLICING:
print('SLICING USING BOTH INDEXES')
l1=int(input('enter left index'))
r1=int(input('enter right index'))
print("After Slicing the list is",L[l1:r1])

print('SLICING USING LEFT INDEX ONLY')


l2=int(input('enter left index'))
print("After Slicing using left index the list
is",L[l1:])

print('SLICING USING RIGHT INDEX


ONLY')
r2=int(input('enter right index'))
print("After Slicing the list is",L[:r1])

10. MERGE OPERATION:

print("MERGE")
M=[100,200,300]
print("after merging the list is",L+M)

11. EXTEND OPERATION:


print("EXTEND")
L.extend(M)
print('after extending the original list is',L)

12. SORT OPERATION:


print("ASCENDING ORDER SORTING")
print("after sotring in ascending order the list
is",L.sort())

print("DESCENDING ORDER SORTING")


print("after sorting in descending order the list
is",L.sort(reverse=True))

13. COPY OPERATION:


print("COPY")
A=L
print("after copying the List L in to A. The list A
is",A)

14. PRINTING/ACCESSING ELEMENTS


OPERATION:
print("ACCESSING")
print('first element in list is',L[0])
print('last element in list is',L[-1])

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