13 Sep Python Programming Examples

Python was developed by Guido van Rossum and released in 1991. Python is a powerful, interpreted, object-oriented programming language. The Programming Examples cover basic as well as advanced Python programs.

We have made a list of live-running Python examples topic-wise. Let’s begin:

Python Tuples

• Create a Tuple
• Create an Empty Tuple
• Access values in a Tuple?
• Check the existence of an item in a Tuple
• Indexing in Tuples
• Fetch a specific element with indexing in Tuples
• Negative indexing in Python Tuples (Left-to-right traversal)
• Slicing in Tuples
• Range of Indexes in Tuples
• Range of Negative Indexes in Tuples
• Can we update Tuple values?
• Get the total length of the Tuple
• Concatenate two Tuples
• Get the maximum value from a Tuple
• Get the minimum value from a Tuple
• Convert a List into a Tuple
• Join two or more Tuples
• Delete items from a Tuple

Python Dictionary

• Create a Dictionary
• Create an Empty Dictionary
• Access values in a Dictionary
• Access values in a Dictionary using the get() method
• Print all the keys of a Dictionary
• Print all the values of a Dictionary
• Update values in a Dictionary
• Add elements to an already create Dictionary
• Delete an element in a Dictionary with a specific key
• Delete the Dictionary completely
• Empty The Dictionary
• Delete keys from the Dictionary
• Delete a Key from the Dictionary and Return the corresponding value
• Iterate through a Dictionary
• String representation of a Dictionary
• Get the length of the Dictionary
• Make a copy of the Dictionary
• Create a MultiDimensional Dictionary
• Create a Nested Dictionary
• Access values from a Nested Dictionary

Python Lists

• Create a List
• Create a List with different datatypes
• Access values from a List
• Update values from a List
• Remove an element from a List
• Remove an element from a specific position in a List
• Remove a specific element from a List using remove()
• Remove all elements (delete the entire list)
• Remove multiple elements from a List
• Fetch elements from a List using the index number
• Negative Indexing in Lists
• Slice Lists
• Range of indexes
• Iterate through a List
• Add elements to an already created List
• Add an element at a specific index in a List
• Check if a specific item exists in a List
• Extend the List by adding another List to the end
• Get the Length of a List
• Get the maximum from a List
• Get the minimum from a List
• Make a copy of the List
• Sort a List
• Reverse the order of a List
• Join Lists
• Create a Multi-Dimensional List
• Access elements in a Multi-Dimensional List
• Add elements to the end of a Multi-Dimensional List

Python Sets

• Create a Set
• Create a Set with different datatypes
• Loop through a set and print all the values
• Get the Length of a Set
• Access items in a Set
• Add an item to a Set
• Remove an item from a set using remove()
• Remove item from a set using discard()
• Empty a Set
• Delete the complete set
• Join Two Sets
• Return the difference between 2 or More Sets
• Keep only duplicate items in two Sets
• Keep all items in the two sets except the duplicates
• Make a copy of the Set
• Union of Sets

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