Computer Science, asked by neerajalpha007necro, 5 months ago

if a is [1,2,3], what is the meaning of a [1:2]=4 and a [1:1]=4​

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Answered by Champabisht68
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Answered by dreamrob
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a=[1,2,3]

'a' here is a list.

It is mutable.

1) If a=[1,2,3]

If we will run a[1:2]=[4]

Then 'a' will become [1,4,3]

i.e, a=[1,2,3]

    a[1:2]=[4]

After this operation a=[1,4,3]

2) If a=[1,2,3]

If we will run a[1:1]=[4]

Then 'a' will become [1,4,2,3]

i.e, a=[1,2,3]

    a[1:1]=[4]

After this operation a=[1,4,2,3]

Additional Information :

Lists :

  • Ordered collection of data
  • Are similar to string
  • Way of creating the list : enclose the elements in square brackets []
  • Eg1: l = [10,20,30,40]
  • Eg2: l = ["hello",2.0,5,[10,20]]

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