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Quick Bits on Python Data Structures
Strings
# Syntax
'string'
"string"
'''string'''
"""string"""
Lists
- multiple data types
- mutable/changeable
- ordered
- indexed
# Syntax
list_name = ['list item 1', 'list item 2', 'list item 3']
Tuples
- multiple data types
- immutable/unchangeable
- ordered
- indexed
# Syntax
dogs = ('chihuahua', 'golden retriever', 'german shepherd', 'mutt')
Sets
- unordered
- no index
- mutable/changeable
# Syntax
dog_parts = {'paws', 'legs', 'tail', 'fur'}
Dictionaries
- key/value pairs
- mutable/changeable
# syntax
dogs = {
'name': 'Cheeto',
'colors': ['tan', 'black'],
'age': 4.5,
'chipped': True,
'breed': 'chihuahua',
'weight': 12.8,
'vaccines_due':{
'rabies': 2022,
'dhpp': 2020,
'kennel_cough': 2020,
}
}
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