PYTHON

DATA
STRUCTURES
SHOOLINI
UNIVERSITY

DANIEL RIZVI
WHAT ARE DATA STRUCTURES?
WHAT ARE DATA STRUCTURES
WHAT ARE DATA STRUCTURES
WHAT ARE DATA STRUCTURES
They are structures which can hold
some data together. In other words,
they are used to store a collection of
related data.
 THERE ARE FOUR BUILT-IN DATA

STRUCTURES IN PYTHON

LIST SET TPURPOLMEO 4 DICTIONARY

[] ([]) () {}
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LIST
A LIST IS A DATA STRUCTURE IN PYTHON THAT
IS A MUTABLE, OR CHANGEABLE, ORDERED
SEQUENCE OF ELEMENTS

PYTHON
LOOKING AT THE EXAMPLES

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ADDING TO THE LIST

shoplist = ['soap','cake','shampoo','pen']
shoplist.append('glasses')
print(shoplist)
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OUTPUT -
['soap', 'cake', 'shampoo', 'pen', 'glasses']

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*append - is the keyword used to add item in the list
LOOKING AT THE EXAMPLES

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TO REMOVE ITEM FROM THE LIST

shoplist = ['soap','cake','shampoo','pen','glasses']
print(shoplist.remove('cake'))
print(shoplist)
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OUTPUT -
['soap', 'shampoo', 'pen', 'glasses']

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*remove - is the keyword used to remove item in the list
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soap cake pen

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TO PRINT THE INDEX
0 1 2 3
shoplist = ['soap','cake','shampoo','pen','glasses']
shoplist.index('cake')
print(shoplist)

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*index - which searches for given element from start of the list

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and returns the lowest index where the element appears
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soap cake pen

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IN A LIST, THE 2NDAND 3RD ITEMS
CAN BE ACCESSED WITH: 0 1 2 3
shoplist = ['soap','cake','shampoo','pen','glasses']
print(shoplist[1:3]))

OUTPUT - D

['cake', 'shampoo']

*index - which searches for given element from start of the list

PYTHON
and returns the lowest index where the element appears
tuple( )
A Tuple is a collection of Python objects separated
by commas. In someways a tuple is similar to a list
in terms of indexing, nested objects and repetition
but a tuple is immutable unlike lists which are
mutable.
tuple is immutable
we can't make changes
tuple example
mytuple = (21,44,11)
print(mylist)

output-

(21, 44, 11)

DICTIONARY
 DICTIONARY {}
A DICTIONARY IS A COLLECTION WHICH IS UNORDERED, CHANGEABLE AND
INDEXED. IN PYTHON DICTIONARIES ARE WRITTEN WITH CURLY BRACKETS,
AND THEY HAVE KEYS AND VALUES.
A GIVEN KEY CAN APPEAR IN A DICTIONARY ONLY ONCE.
DUPLICATE KEYS ARE NOT ALLOWED.

COMPONENTS OF DICTIONARY
GRADE = {"RAMESH":89}

key value
EXAMPLE OF DICTIONARY
GRADE = {"SURAJ":90,"SURYA":91,"ANMOL":92,"ANIL":77}
PRINT(GRADE)

OUTPUT-
{'SURAJ': 90, 'SURYA': 91, 'ANMOL': 92, 'ANIL': 77}

*dictionary is mutable
EXAMPLE OF DICTIONARY
CALLING BY KEY

GRADE = {"SURAJ":90,"SURYA":91,"ANMOL":92,"ANIL":77}
PRINT(GRADE["SURAJ"])

OUTPUT-
90

The values of a dictionary can be accessed using keys but the

keys of a dictionary can't be accessed using values.
 sets
Sets are unordered collections of simple objects.
These are used when the existence of an object in
a collection is more important than the order or
how many times it occurs.
components of set
myset = set(['Mithun',22119921,33.23,'Ram'])

set keyword compulsory to use

OUTPUT FORMAT-

{22119921, 'Mithun', 'Ram', 33.23}

output comes with curly braces

some operations in sets
to check item is present in set
myset = (['Anshul',19,'Sharma'])
print('Sharma' in myset)
OUTPUT -

True

making a new set by usage of another

myset = (['Anshul',19,'Sharma']) OUTPUT -

yourset = myset.copy() ['Anshul', 19, 'Sharma']

print(yourset)
OVERVIEW
[] ()
list tuples
A list is a mutable, ordered sequence
Tuples are used to hold together
of items. As such, it can be indexed,
multiple objects. are immutable
sliced, and changed.

set([]) {}
sets dictionary
A set is an unordered collection of A dictionary is
items. a set itself is mutable. a key:value pair, Dictionaries themselv
es are mutable
thank you
DANIEL RIZVI