Arrays in Python
In Python, arrays are more commonly known as lists. In lists, elements are separated by a comma (,). They can also store elements of different data types. This means that a Python list can store a string, int, or even another list within a single list!
Now let's consider an example. Suppose we have a list of names to store in the list. The list will be initialized by giving it a name (like variables) and specifying all elements in the list separated by a comma.
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1name = ["Alice", "Mona", "Bob", "Barbara"]Suppose you also want to store the corresponding ages of people in the list. You can create a list with elements of two data types (string and int) like this.
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1name = ["Alice", 12, "Mona", 23, "Bob", 5, "Barbara", 19]