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Hello guys, the sixth
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lesson, in my opinion, today we will deal
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with lists, how to create them,
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what they are, how to work with them,
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functions, methods, and of course, with the
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secomfork icon specifically on
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lists, we will also deal with lists if anyone has not
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watched the previous cycles, for example
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video by video on the pore cycle by cycle Wow
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For changes and so on, be sure
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to watch it and you can already start
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watching this video, here is all
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the information about me, also don’t forget to
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pick up a tutorial on Python in the Telegram channel
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Well, in general, take surveys and
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ask questions Well what I propose to
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start right away is what is a list for you and
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me, let’s essentially say
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this list is also some kind of variable, roughly
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speaking, but not quite a list, it’s a
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collection of variables, that is, let’s say
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what common thing comes to your mind when
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I say the word list, probably a list
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let's say class and so on, here I have
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such problems and for example there are
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Imagine in the class list
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there are several students and Imagine in your
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class journal there would
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be a separate sheet for each student or not in the class
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journal But in the teacher's school journal in the
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journal how many sheets are needed there was
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This is a nightmare, so it creates a list of
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schoolchildren so that it will all be then
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leaves. For example, you would have a bunch of
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variables one, two,
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and three, let’s say there would be 1000 such variables, you would
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be tortured, you would be tortured, you would
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really be tortured and create it manually, this is where
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the list comes to the rescue that is, a list is a collection of
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variables that can be stored
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several well at once. So you and I created an
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empty list, to create a list we
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write the name of this list, again
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it can be anything like a regular
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variable, then it is equal, that is,
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assigned and then we just write
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square brackets like this I created a
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completely empty list, if I try to
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display it, I will get empty brackets
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cool, but I can also create a
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List of elements right away, I just write one
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Let’s say 4 8 13 2 Let’s try to
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display it And now I immediately have
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some there I didn’t write the elements:
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one equals one and two equals 4, I immediately
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entered exactly the value. This is quite
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convenient.
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Well, let’s say I wanted to add it later.
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That is, I already have a list, I
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brought it out. And then I was like this and I forgot to add
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seven, how to do this question with you
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call the Open method adds an element to the
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end of the list, so if I add
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a seven here, now I will display the list, as
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you can see, the first list is different without
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the seven, and with the second seven we added the
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element end This is how we can add
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add add and add elements
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well, we really have a
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list now I created mine, we can
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add elements there, but there’s probably a
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question. I’m displaying the entire list. What if I
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want to get a specific
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element, not the entire list? Well, why, that is,
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I don’t need a list of the entire class? For
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example, I need information only on the
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balance sheet, I don’t know. wide Specifically, I
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need a student for this, we can
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now use such a
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good association as the association with the
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wardrobe. Hello wardrobe. I
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actually call it a list. What is a wardrobe? It’s a
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collection of jackets; moreover, it
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actually works really well
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with python because python is a
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list it is the totality of numbers that,
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in principle, is the totality of everything in the world,
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there can be numbers and fractional numbers and
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strings, and inside the list they can also find lists,
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that is, there is generally anything there,
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and in the wardrobe someone
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could hang just a cap, someone could
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hang it let’s say a
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jacket, someone could have left only shoes,
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someone could have put there, I don’t know, there’s a
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cardigan, sweater, and so on. What is the point of
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a wardrobe because you and I give away
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our jacket and in return we receive a number And
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if we then want to take our jacket,
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we give it back number, that is, we
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refer to our jacket at the top, the same
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thing happens in
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array lists and so on everywhere, it all
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works the same way, we will refer to you
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by some kind of index, that is,
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in programming it is called an index
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and we say Give me element one Give
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me an element at index 2, does it return a
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specific one or not? Let's
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try to implement all this.
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That is, for example, here I will
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write a square again on these brackets
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and then inside I will write a specific
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index I want to pick up. That is, if you
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want to access by index write
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the name of the variable in square brackets
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and inside the index We want, for example, to
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pick up the first element, but for some reason it
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returned me a four What do you think why
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Think Think I answer because
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Python numbering starts from zero
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indexing This is the zero element This is
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the first this is the second this is the third And this is the
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fourth element That is, if I
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try to output the zero element, then Yes,
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now I already have a one.
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If I try to output the third element,
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zero first second third, in theory it
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should output 13 Yes, that’s what happened,
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well, moreover, we can even
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go from the end with you, we can write it ourselves minus
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1 What element do you think will be
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minus 1 this is the last from the end minus the
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first element two I can also call
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minus the second element this will be 13 that
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is, I can also do the same as first 1 2 3 4 and
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with the ends but with the first on the sides and
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meet 4 this is quite convenient. Well,
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let’s say we brought out our second element. And
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here I would like to torment you a little more;
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indeed, we brought out a
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specific element like this. Everything is cool, but
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what if I want to pick up not just one
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specific element, but under a group of
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elements? That is for example, to
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pick up from a class. So many people whose last names begin with the
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letter r or whose last names begin with the letter
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do not know how to pick up some
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subgroup. We can indicate with you from
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which number to which we want to pick up,
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for example, I want from first to 3, in fact, it will
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be taken from me the first index is the second and the
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third will not be taken, I have already said that in
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python most often the
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second element is not inclusive. Here the
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same thing is here the third element, that is, the
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second element the second number to which
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we indicate it goes Not inclusive
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the first is inclusive 3 not to include means
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we take 1 and 2nd element Here is the first
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element, here is the second, that is, there must be
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48
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happened, 4 and 8 are displayed cool Let's
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take from 1 to 4, it means the first and the second and
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third should be output, I
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stipulate it strictly, in general, and everything is fine.
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You can, for example, take from zero to 4 1 4
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8 13 but, in principle, if you want to
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take from the zero element, you do
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n’t even have to indicate this moment. You can
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skip the first number. If you
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skip the first number and then comes
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a colon, this means that you are going
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first. As you can see, it will come out from the
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first element.
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Okay. Let’s go. from the first element,
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but I will not indicate the last element.
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Then I will actually go to the
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end. That is, if I do not indicate the second number,
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then I will go to the end.
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the elements still need to be
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worked with, and a lot of them because they are
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quite interesting, cool thing,
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by the way, we can even
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indicate the step of taking here, for example, elements
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through two through three, and you can, for example,
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specify Minus one Step in this case,
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we simply turn over our list, in fact, a
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very cool thing then
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somehow you also have to work
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well with it, we have a list, we understand
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how you can select by indexes and so
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on,
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but you probably still want to
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work with it in a for loop. That is, for
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example, I want to display all the elements of
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the list, but I I want to enter them, let’s say, not like
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this in one line. Yes, of course, you can
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transform the Print a little and so on, but I
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want to
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go through each element, for example,
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add some Value to each element or
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do something with each element,
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that is, Carlo, take it apart separately
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this can be done using a for loop
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iterates. Here I want to iterate.
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Let’s write that for then the name of
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the variable, again, any name
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only. Don’t write it anymore because such a
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variable already has such a list. Let’s
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call it, for example,
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in and we don’t have to specify it before, we can
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just write for
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and then we will simply take
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each element in turn Let's try to
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print Oh, what are we printing 148 132
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that is, we go through our list and
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first one then four then 8
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then 13 then 2 that is, So
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we went through each element of our
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list well we went through our
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list wonderfully But the question: I’m
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going through it and what it really is
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And this is not specific to you and me And the
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zero element is not And the first ones But it seems to
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take the same value as And the
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zero one has the same value as And the first
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one what happens if I try
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to change it, then I actually
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get a changed value, but if I
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try to display it, then you and I
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will see that a
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remains the same as it was. That is, I’m here without
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changing my original value, a And it just
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takes the same value as that
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which Is in the list It also takes
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the value 1 it also takes the value 4
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if I change its value I will change
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the value and not this element If we
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want to specifically iterate through the elements,
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that is, and how here are the
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same values ​​Namely,
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specifically zero element 1 2 we must
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use a slightly different forik construction, we must already
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go through the index, in this case
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we need to iterate through all possible indices in
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our list, and
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we have an index from 0 to which index,
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see I haven’t talked about this yet But
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We have several functions that are very
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convenient for use with lists. For
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example, what does the function do? It looks for the
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number of elements in the list: 5, and here
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it’s important to say that it turns out that we have 5
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elements, one two three 4 5 Well, what is the
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extreme index here? The extreme index is 4
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zero first second third fourth,
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that is, in fact, we have the number of
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elements by one more than the
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extreme index because, again,
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the numbering starts from zero
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and therefore, what do you think here we need to follow
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which element to go? Well,
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let’s say we go along the line. And probably
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someone will say but we need to to -1, we don’t have
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such an index as Len, but don’t forget
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that we have everything here anyway.
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Inclusive, that is, we will go from zero
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to length, that is, it will not be included until 5, that
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is, we will go through 0 1 2 3 4 just that’s
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what we need, this is a really difficult
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moment, but we need to understand it. That is, we
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see from zero to the length because the
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length is just one more
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than the extreme index. And we need to
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take one more paint so that the extreme
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index is straight, inclusively you
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need to understand this in a hard way, you can directly
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write various examples for yourself and
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check how it works. What we do.
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Let's try to simply output And this
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element, everything will be exactly the same as in the
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previous cycle for 1 4 8 132 But if
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now I try to change a and you
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element
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add 10,
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then of course I will get a changed
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element and then I’ll try to display at the end
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my list and the list that has also been
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changed. Because here I already have
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exactly the element from and that is, I take A
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zero And the first and the second, that is, exactly
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this specific element Before this, I
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just took me, as it were, equated to
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this element, and already Oh, it’s not
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like initially what I just
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equated when we went through.
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So here I am
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referring to a specific element by a specific index.
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Therefore, if you need to change
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For example, you sort through all the values ​​in
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this way, it’s also very convenient
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to use Comfort When you For example,
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need to add 10 elements What are you
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doing, you just have zeros here, just
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zero, and this way I don’t have to write 10 times
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and pant Let’s try to display
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what happens on the screen,
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we’ll get it our numbers and then 10
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zeros, here’s how else to quickly create
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lists for us, in fact, we can
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multiply multiplication in a list, but
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we do not only work on numbers, but also on
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lists, for example, a zero, that is, a
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list of one zero, multiply by 10 Miss
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map, what happens here, probably
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someone will think that there will be 10
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lists of these, there are no such ones. In fact,
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we will get one list of 10 zeros, that
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is, we can put some
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value here, I don’t know. There are six and multiply by
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10. In total, we will have a list of 10
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instead of manually
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writing out sixes 10 times, you can
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do it like this, or instead of actually
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creating some kind of
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loop, somehow sort through it, okay, what else
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can we do with you? I touched a little on the
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topic of function, this is an important topic. We
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also need to analyze the function, we have
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two main principles; as for
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lists, this is Land, which I showed, it gives
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us exactly the length of our list and
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there is also a sum. That is, you can simply
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write the sum and we can immediately find out the
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sum of all elements in the list. And also
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there is a maximum of us, that is, we can immediately
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know what is the maximum element in our
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list, thirteen is true. And we
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can find the minimum element right away,
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here is our minimum element, this is
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one, this is true, that is, the
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main function. This sum Max
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min, for example, also works on
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some other data types Therefore, such
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universal things, but we have not
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a function, but methods, this is exactly what
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we have; lists can be sorted out
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one method, it adds some element,
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well, what else do we have
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here, quite a lot of methods But
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for the Unified State Exam we don’t need that much, for example,
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we will need the Count method. What does a
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count do? A count can read how much we have of
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that element in our list, for example,
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we can do this.
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I already write in quotes automatically, so of
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course it’s not necessary, that is, we can
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count how many 1s we have. Let’s
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I’ll add two more ones and that should
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output 3 to 3. That is, it
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counts how many of such an element,
00:15:01
for example, we have one four and
00:15:05
therefore looks like one, that is, the count allows you to
00:15:06
find out how much we have of this element, if
00:15:09
you don’t need to find out how much of this
00:15:11
element you just need to find out whether it is there
00:15:13
or not, you can simply look at the fact
00:15:15
that the account is greater than 1 yes or no,
00:15:17
you can check in this way if a
00:15:19
given element you have lists at all or
00:15:21
You can use a simpler construction,
00:15:23
for example one and that is, we
00:15:25
just look if there is one in and it
00:15:28
will return either Tru or Phos here is a corpse because there
00:15:31
really is a one in A
00:15:33
can do this in this way and T in that
00:15:36
is, check there are no ones, but for
00:15:39
example it will come out, but if we check
00:15:42
the ten not in a then there seem to be no tens
00:15:46
A And therefore we really get with
00:15:48
you here the truth is good What other
00:15:52
methods do we have with you?
00:15:54
We have a method with you, for example, such
00:15:56
as an index.
00:15:58
Thus, we can find out at what
00:16:01
index a specific
00:16:03
element is located, for example, we find out at
00:16:05
what index 13 is located, it turns out
00:16:07
this is 0 this is 1 this is 2 this is 3 So you need to
00:16:10
eat 3 and so it happened 13 is on the
00:16:14
third index and probably the last
00:16:17
thing that I will tell you here is that
00:16:20
we also have such a penultimate
00:16:23
document as a sort, it simply sorts
00:16:26
our list here As you can see, everything is in
00:16:27
random order if I call a sort,
00:16:30
then now my list will be
00:16:31
sorted. You can also specify reverse
00:16:34
equal to True and then the list will be
00:16:38
sorted in reverse order, which is also
00:16:41
very cool,
00:16:42
and the last point I wanted to
00:16:44
tell you is about deleting elements, you
00:16:46
understand how to add, you understand how to
00:16:48
go through Well, how to delete a
00:16:50
specific element can simply be called
00:16:52
and the rem point and, for example, delete a
00:16:55
1; it crushes the very first
00:16:57
1 on us. This is how we did it
00:16:59
well, that is, Remove removes a specific
00:17:01
element, for example, we can remove a
00:17:03
four, all fours are no longer in
00:17:05
the list, this is if we want by value
00:17:07
delete that is, for example, 13 I want to delete
00:17:10
a deuce, I want to delete And if I want to
00:17:12
delete an element under a specific index,
00:17:14
that is, I for example don’t know what is there,
00:17:16
but I know that I don’t need
00:17:18
zero people anymore or there are 10 people I
00:17:21
need, we can do this already with using the
00:17:23
Daewoo commands and is indicated simply, for example,
00:17:26
he gave a zero
00:17:27
and I actually deleted a zero
00:17:30
element or prodeo and the second one he
00:17:33
will delete for me now is eight Yes, that’s
00:17:34
what happened, that is, Lvov deletes by
00:17:36
value AD deletes precisely by index, in
00:17:41
principle, these are our main topics
00:17:44
regarding lists indeed lists
00:17:46
are a broad topic here, working with them,
00:17:49
working with them, plus there are other
00:17:51
data structures that are also quite funny,
00:17:53
similar to lists, but they have their own nuances.
00:17:55
In general, I hope that this video
00:17:58
was useful to you, I tried to give
00:18:00
the maximum, even perhaps some in some
00:18:03
places you might
00:18:04
have been jumped over, but nothing sequentially, it’s
00:18:07
all going through, you’ll get it all in your
00:18:09
head now, my recommendation is to
00:18:10
really take the manual, firstly,
00:18:12
so you don’t forget it all, and secondly,
00:18:15
take a look at the survey on our channel. And of
00:18:18
course, I recommend doing it yourself
00:18:20
rewrite the code and look. And I created a
00:18:22
list that if I delete oh really
00:18:25
deleted. Try repeating it all
00:18:27
yourself or you can even come up with some kind of
00:18:29
micro task for yourself so that dad can
00:18:31
practice one more time.
00:18:33
Thank you all
00:18:34
for watching and bye everyone

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