Understanding Python: Part 3

"Python Collection" also called "Python Data Structure" constitutes the core functionality of how data is stored and being assigned to a variable. All the examples we have seen until now in this series "Understanding Python" had one element assigned to a variable and the data type of the element was either an int, float, or a bool. Moving forward in this article, we will be focussing more on the "advanced data types"(list, tuple, set, and dictionary) wherein a variable can hold more than one element. We will be learning about each item in the contents for their accessing technique, properties, operations, and the methods they offer. The list is a collection in python that can hold multiple elements in it of different data types. It is denoted by square brackets[] and separate items in it with commas.