OK, now it's time for that topic to be explained.
OK, now, actually as simple as that, the table is the same as the list, but this time the table
is for only.
So the data inside it cannot be sorted, cannot be modified and so on.
OK, so let's have a quick example.
So double OK.
Or top equal.
And the second difference, actually, we don't use square brackets this time, we use a brackets like
this and that's what a B and that's what C now, Brent.
The top TAAB, and this time I want the index one, which is.
OK, so let's bring this up.
Let's see if it is working or not.
Clear the screen first.
And yeah, you can see it is.
All right, so far, so good.
But this time, if I typed up one equal, for example, or let's put it OK, you can see that it will
not work.
By the way, it is a list.
It will work OK, because if it is a list, I can change any object inside the list using that index.
OK, for that list and then change anywhere you want.
But this is because it is a table.
It will not work.
So let's check this out.
Yeah, you can see the table object doesn't support it in person, so which means that we cannot do
that.
And actually it has a lot of methods for it.
You can read about them, just Google it.
Tubin methods for Python and everything will be there.
And as simple as that.
That's what watching.