Hello again, and this lecture where we'll discuss said collection, this will be the practice of art.
So after the previous video that we have discussed said the connection and we have seen its features
and also we've been over the differences between loste and sad properties, for example, we discussed
that said does not have index and set.
Also, values cannot be changed.
And also you cannot use duplicated items.
I think now is the appropriate time to go to practice.
So, all right, then.
Let's go over the assignments.
All right.
So let's begin first of all, please wait.
A collection of drinks made the following values cola, sprite, beer, water and soda.
And afterwards, an additional sell to the set with the value of soda.
And also, you can see here that we already have the value soda.
So what would be the output once we print it?
All right.
Is this possible or not?
This would be this assignment.
And after that leaves the lead a soda cell out of the set.
All right.
And then make a copy of the collection.
Name it drinks, too.
And then we have a bonus assignment, which would be print the length of the collection.
OK, also, this one would be a bonus because we we didn't we studied how to do it like step by step.
But this is a pretty easy assignment that you can also look up and Google and let's do it together right
now.
So fight on how to find length of collection.
So even without going inside the results, we can see here that there is a built in function called
land.
Forgetting the total number of items in the list, double arrays, dictionaries and so on and so on,
the effort, the argument where you may provide the list written and so on and so on.
All right.
I'll go over the results here.
You can click on one of the first ones and I'm sure you'll get the result is not too complicated.
All right.
So that's about this part.
So as you can see, we don't have many assignments here.
And this topic is a bit thinner than the previous ones.
Like previous dictionary analysts had a basic part and then basic example part.
And then you had homework and then you had the advanced section as well for dictionaries and says so
you had lots of lectures there.
And now that we came out, you said it's like less information.
The topic is thinner.
And because like most of functionality, we already walked the walk through in dictionaries and said,
so here it's a bit less information.
As I said in previous videos, there would be topics that would be bigger and some topics would be smaller.
And that's all right.
So feel free.
By the way, you have any questions?
You can write to me by email.
You have the email in the in the you do me in the other main page of my course.
So feel free to ask questions and also just remind me that each lecturer has attachment file with the
files with a PDF that we're reading on each lecture.
So these files are attached for your disposal.
Feel free to use them and I think that's about it.
So in the next video, obviously we're going to resolve these assignments and afterwards we'll head
over to topple, which will be our last collection.
And after tuple, we will be finished with collections.
And then we can say proudly that we know what our list dictionaries, sets and tuples, and we would
be one step closer to becoming a ninja developer.
All right, guys, so I think we're done for this video.
See you in the next video where we resolve these assignments.
Good luck to you.
And.
All right.
Bye bye, then.