python basis - lists, tuples

= List1 [1,2,3,4,5,6] 
List2 = [ 'Wang', 'Cong'] 

#. 1 values of elements in the list (by index) 
Print (List1 [. 3]). 4 # 
Print ( List2 [. 1]) # Cong 
# Print (List1 [. 6]) is given an index value exceeds # 
# lists can be nested lists, tuples, strings, dictionaries, digital, 
# index values can then 
print (list2 [1 ] [. 3]) # G 

# len: calculate the length of the list 
Print (len (List2)) 

# max returns the maximum value of list elements 
# min returns a minimum value list elements 
# Note: the principle here is to be noted compared 

# index a value index to find the location of the first match from the list 
Print (list1.index (5)) 
# Print (list1.index (10)) if there is an error 

#count: statistics an element in the list the number of occurrences of 
# if there is an error 

# 2 listing can be modified, in situ modification 
List1 [2] = 10 
Print (List1) # [. 1, 2, 10,. 4,. 5,. 6] 
# listing variable type, different from the string \ 
# List2 [. 1] [2] = 'O' being given, because strings immutable 
# append: Add a new object at the end of the list
# Extend: a plurality of values in another sequence of adding the end-time list 
list3 = [] 
list3.append ( 'wangcomg') 
Print (list3) 
list3 = [] 
list3.extend ( 'wangcong') 
Print (list3) 
# Note that two different operations of the 
# insert: inserting an object into the specified position 
list4 = [1,2,3,4] 
list4.insert (1,100) 
Print (list4) # [. 1, 100, 2,. 3,. 4] 

# remove the list element 
list5 = [1,2,3,4,5] 
# POP: delete the last element in the list 
list5.pop () 
Print (list5) # [. 1, 2,. 3,. 4] 
# remove: the first occurrence of the value list to remove one element 
list5.remove (. 4) 
Print (list5) # [. 1, 2,. 3] 
# Clear: Please empty list: a list but there, 
# del : delete the list, 
list6 = [, 2, 3] 
list6.clear () 
Print (list6) 
list7 = [, 2, 3] 
del list7 
Print (list7) # save that list does not exist
# Sort (Key = None, Reverse = False) 
# sort the list, the default is ascending 
# Copy: Copy List: shallow copy 
# tuples and lists are similar, when tuples are immutable and can not be additions and deletions, 
# only You can query, and the query is basically the same list