Experiment-2
Student Name: Ritik Chauhan UID: 24MCA20311
Branch: MCA Section/Group: 24MCA-5B
Semester: 1st Date of Performance: 12/08/2024
Subject Name: Python Programming Subject Code: 24CAH-606
Aim:Write a program to perform list operations, creating, assecing, slicing,
modifing, adding, removing, sorting, finding length & looping through the list.
:Overview of the practical:
• Creating a List: Initialize a list using square brackets, e.g., my_list =
[1, 2, 3]
• Accessing Elements: Retrieve elements by index, e.g., my_list[0]
for the first element
• Updating Elements: Modify elements by assigning a new value to a
specific index, e.g., my_list[1] = 20.
• Adding Elements: Use methods like append(), extend(), or
insert() to add elements to the list, e.g., my_list.append(4).
• Removing Elements: Remove elements with methods like remove(),
pop(), or del, e.g., my_list.remove(2) or del my_list[1].
Code:
#creating a list
list=[5,10,15,20,25,30]
print("Original List:",list)
#access the list item
print("accessing element index =3 in the list:",list[3])
#slicing the list
print("Slicing the list, Start index = 2, till index = 4(element at index 4 not
included):",list[2:4])
#modifying a list
list[2]=22
print("modifing the element at index = 1 with '2':",list)
# append add the item end of the list
list.append(265)
print("Append add the new element end of the list:",list)
#add the new element in the list using index
list.insert(0,111)
print("Insert adds an element index of the list:",list)
#removing the element
list.remove(20)
print("remove the element mention from the list:",list)
#using pop opration
list.pop(5)
print("pop remove the element to the index num given:",list)
#sort the list accending order
list.sort()
print("e list in accending order:",list)
# reverse the list decending order
list.reverse()
print("e list in decending order:",list)
#find the lenght of the list
a=len(list)
print("Lenght of list:",a)
# using loop
print("All the element present in the list using for loop")
for a in list:
print
Output:
Learning outcomes:
1 Efficiently Manage Data: Lists allow you to store and manipulate collections of items,
enabling you to handle various types of data in a structured way.
2 Access and Modify Elements: You can access, update, and modify individual elements
using indexing, making lists flexible for dynamic data manipulation.
3 Add and Remove Items: Lists provide methods to add new items (append(), extend(),
insert()) and remove items (remove(), pop(), del), allowing for versatile data handling
4 Utilize List Methods: Python lists come with built-in methods that simplify common
tasks, such as sorting, counting occurrences, and finding elements, streamlining data
operations and enhancing productivity.
5 Add and Remove Items: Lists provide methods to add new items (append(), extend(),
insert()) and remove items (remove(), pop(), del), allowing for versatile data handling
