#Lists

Lists are a sequence of variables, we can use them to store multiple items to one, collections of data, a d are changeable and allow for duplicates
Tuple: collection that is ordered, unchangeable, allows duplicates
Set: collection that is unordered, unchangeable, doesn’t allow duplicates
Dictionary: collection that is ordered, changeable, doesn’t allow duplicates

Terms

Index: a term used to sort data in order to reference to an element in a list (allows for duplicates)
Elements: the values in the list assigned to an index
Append(), adds data to end
Index() returns the index of the first element with specified value
Insert() adds a value into given position
Remove() removes the first item with specified value
Iteration saves time!
Iteration is the repetition of a process or utterance applied to the result or taken from a previous statement.
There’s a lot of types of iteration though, what to use? How do we apply iteration to lists?
Some methods include using a “for loop”, using a “for loop and range()”, using a “while loop”, and using comprehension