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  • Harris Handoko
    Harris Handoko
    950 Points

    Just for display purposes, why even need to copy the wishlist when you can just reference any item using index?

    Posted January 13, 2019 12:25am by Harris Handoko
    Harris Handoko
    950 Points
    • Python
    • Introducing Lists
    • Using Lists
    • Mutability

    1 Answer

  • Luke Maschoff
    Luke Maschoff
    526 Points

    Question about functions using lists

    Posted January 9, 2019 1:57am by Luke Maschoff
    Luke Maschoff
    526 Points
    • Python
    • Introducing Lists
    • Using Lists
    • Mutability

    3 Answers

  • perix
    perix
    795 Points

    Why does Craig copy the inventory without assigning a name to the copy?

    Posted December 29, 2018 2:00am by perix
    perix
    795 Points
    • Python
    • Introducing Lists
    • Using Lists
    • Mutability

    1 Answer

  • omair qasim
    omair qasim
    Python Web Development Techdegree Student 125 Points

    Too difficult to understand almost watched 4 to 5 times but can't understand

    Posted December 17, 2018 11:27am by omair qasim
    omair qasim
    Python Web Development Techdegree Student 125 Points
    • Python
    • Introducing Lists
    • Using Lists
    • Mutability

    2 Answers

  • Jesse Davidson
    Jesse Davidson
    647 Points

    .copy method issue

    Posted October 6, 2018 2:05am by Jesse Davidson
    Jesse Davidson
    647 Points
    • Python
    • Introducing Lists
    • Using Lists
    • Mutability

    1 Answer

  • Alphonso Sensley II
    PRO
    Alphonso Sensley II
    Pro Student 8,185 Points

    Is .copy() available in Python 2.7.10 ?

    Posted September 19, 2018 11:13am by Alphonso Sensley II
    Alphonso Sensley II
    Pro Student 8,185 Points
    • Python
    • Introducing Lists
    • Using Lists
    • Mutability

    1 Answer

  • Tyler Wells
    Tyler Wells
    Python Web Development Techdegree Student 2,677 Points

    Whats the purpose of the final line in the function: blank print()

    Posted September 9, 2018 7:24pm by Tyler Wells
    Tyler Wells
    Python Web Development Techdegree Student 2,677 Points
    • Python
    • Introducing Lists
    • Using Lists
    • Mutability

    1 Answer

  • coreyrosebrock
    PRO
    coreyrosebrock
    Pro Student 2,847 Points

    Confuse about the for loop

    Posted September 6, 2018 3:10am by coreyrosebrock
    coreyrosebrock
    Pro Student 2,847 Points
    • Python
    • Introducing Lists
    • Using Lists
    • Mutability

    2 Answers

  • Cross Ender
    Cross Ender
    9,565 Points

    Nice video game references. ;)

    Posted August 7, 2018 2:40pm by Cross Ender
    Cross Ender
    9,565 Points
    • Python
    • Introducing Lists
    • Using Lists
    • Mutability

    1 Answer

  • Cross Ender
    Cross Ender
    9,565 Points

    Nice video game references. ;)

    Posted August 6, 2018 8:08pm by Cross Ender
    Cross Ender
    9,565 Points
    • Python
    • Introducing Lists
    • Using Lists
    • Mutability

    0 Answers

  • Debajyoti Kar
    Debajyoti Kar
    Front End Web Development Techdegree Student 2,244 Points

    couldn't we have just equated the two variables instead of using .copy?

    Posted July 19, 2018 11:40pm by Debajyoti Kar
    Debajyoti Kar
    Front End Web Development Techdegree Student 2,244 Points
    • Python
    • Introducing Lists
    • Using Lists
    • Mutability

    1 Answer

  • Abdullah Jassim
    Abdullah Jassim
    4,551 Points

    I ran this code without .copy() and the code still works. What am I missing?

    Posted July 16, 2018 11:15am by Abdullah Jassim
    Abdullah Jassim
    4,551 Points
    • Python
    • Introducing Lists
    • Using Lists
    • Mutability

    3 Answers

  • Surbhi Anand
    Surbhi Anand
    1,515 Points

    What is difference between print ("===>", Suggested_list, "<===") and print (books + "*") when to use "," and "+"?

    Posted July 2, 2018 9:41am by Surbhi Anand
    Surbhi Anand
    1,515 Points
    • Python
    • Introducing Lists
    • Using Lists
    • Mutability

    1 Answer

  • alekseibingham
    alekseibingham
    3,333 Points

    At the very end of the video where you show us the issue with using the remove method while looping through confused me.

    Posted July 1, 2018 9:11pm by alekseibingham
    alekseibingham
    3,333 Points
    • Python
    • Introducing Lists
    • Using Lists
    • Mutability

    2 Answers

  • Abdullah Jassim
    Abdullah Jassim
    4,551 Points

    I didnt understand this video from 3:50 onwards. The following are my specific questions:

    Posted June 19, 2018 1:59pm by Abdullah Jassim
    Abdullah Jassim
    4,551 Points
    • Python
    • Introducing Lists
    • Using Lists
    • Mutability

    2 Answers

  • Fahad Saleem
    PRO
    Fahad Saleem
    Pro Student 10,786 Points

    Why calling remove method on the master list doesn't remove all the elements?

    Posted June 18, 2018 7:54pm by Fahad Saleem
    Fahad Saleem
    Pro Student 10,786 Points
    • Python
    • Introducing Lists
    • Using Lists
    • Mutability

    2 Answers

  • Alan Kuo
    Alan Kuo
    7,697 Points

    why does function remove my first item from my list?

    Posted May 28, 2018 7:48am by Alan Kuo
    Alan Kuo
    7,697 Points
    • Python
    • Introducing Lists
    • Using Lists
    • Mutability

    2 Answers

  • Jan Oberreiter
    Jan Oberreiter
    60,595 Points

    In For loops ... where do the parameters come from - like item in inventory ... where does "item" come from?

    Posted May 24, 2018 6:24am by Jan Oberreiter
    Jan Oberreiter
    60,595 Points
    • Python
    • Introducing Lists
    • Using Lists
    • Mutability

    2 Answers

  • Michael Miller
    Michael Miller
    6,325 Points

    .remove() and .copy()

    Posted May 24, 2018 3:31am by Michael Miller
    Michael Miller
    6,325 Points
    • Python
    • Introducing Lists
    • Using Lists
    • Mutability

    4 Answers

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