Table of contents
- Creating a Python list
 - Length of a List
 - Accessing items of a List
 - Indexing
 - List Slicing
 - Iterating a List
 - Iterate along with an index number
 
- Adding elements to the list
 - Append item at the end of the list
 - Add item at the specified position in the list
 - Using extend()
 - Modify the items of a List
 - Modify all items
 - Removing elements from a List
 - Remove specific item
 - Remove all occurrence of a specific item
 - Remove item present at given index
 - Remove the range of items
 - Remove all items
 - Finding an element in the list
 - Concatenation of two lists
 - Copying a list
 - Using assignment operator (=)
 - Using the copy() method
 - List operations
 - Sort List using sort()
 - Reverse a List using reverse()
 - Python Built-in functions with List
 - Using max() & min()
 - Using sum()
 - all()
 - any()
 - Nested List
 - List Comprehension
 - Summary of List operations
 
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Introduction
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1.0 Creating a Python list
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2.0 Length of a List
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3.0 Accessing items of a List
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4.0 Adding elements to the list
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5.0 Modify the items of a List
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6.0 Removing elements from a List
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7.0 Finding an element in the list
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8.0 Concatenation of two lists
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9.0 Copy a list Function
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10.0 Python Built-in functions with List
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11.0 The all() and any() Functions in Python
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12.0 Nested List
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13.0 List Comprehension
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14.0 Basic List Comprehension Examples
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