Definition The list are list are collection of arbitrary typed objects that has no fixed size. List can increased and reduced at the discretion of the user. The lists in Pythons are datatypes which placed inside the square brackets separated by each other by commas. Each value presents its own value. The list cab appended, deleted or joined with other list. Python can append two lists whose values are integer and string. Syntax list() -> new empty list list(iterable) -> new list initialized from iterable's items Parameters string, numeric Example Here, in this examples, the form validation is processed through the calling the function in the forms.EmailField(). The function validated the list items after the form is submitted through POST method.
The turtle graphics is generated through the turtle.stamp().
The turtle graphics are generated through the turtle code inside in the list[].
The goto(x,y) position is changed through the for loop value.
The created the square by line and line color are picked by random.sample.
The for loop of polygon is created with option of random.sample().
The reversed loop generated the oval through Canvas.create_oval method.
The tkinter.Canvas create polygon method is used to create the random polygon point values and color is filled through random.sample method.
The for loop generate the ovals through values generated by random methods.
Here in this code the two list are joined to gather with simple + operator. Python collection in the order these computed gather. However, the user can sort these by list.sort function.
operator.length_hint(list) The method returns with the length of interable.
Similarly, Python can append the string list through list.append().
Conversion The method convert the string into list.
list(range()) Getting simple range of number.
Returns with range of number while adding 3.
The method sorted the list through list.sort() function.
operator.is_(list1,list2) The operator tested whether x list is y list.
Further evaluation of method on list and its results.
list The operator returns with false in operator method is:
str.splitlines()==list Equal test on conducted on the string and other str.splitlines.
sum(list()) str.join(list) Returns are following:
lambda The list values are summed:. The method returns as:
The equivalent to:
The method return with:.
list[random values] The method used the math values to generate random using operator.truediv()
list(decimal) The method list the decimal value and limit the decimal point to '1.00' through quantize.
list(itertools.dropwhile(function, iterable)) The equal to:
itertools.starmap(lambda, list) The return is:
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