how to sort lists with the Bubble Sort in python by CodingXpertz

In this video we’ll look at numerous list functions, how to sort lists with the Bubble Sort and
much more.
With lists we can refer to groups of data with 1 name. Each item in the list corresponds to a
number (index) just like how people have identification numbers. By default the 1st item in a list
has the index 0.


Ex. [0 : "string"] [1 : 1.234] [2 : 28] [3 : "c"]


Python lists can grow in size and can contain data of any type. An awesome thing about lists is
that you can use many of the same functions with them that you used with strings.
CODE
rand_list = ["string", 1.234, 28]


# Create a list with range
one_to_ten = list(range(10))
# Combine lists
rand_list = rand_list + one_to_ten


# Get the 1st item with an index
print(rand_list[0])


# Get the length
print("List Length :", len(rand_list))


# Slice a list to get 1st 3 items
first3 = rand_list[0:3]


# Cycle through the list and print the index
for i in first3:
print("{} : {}".format(first3.index(i), i))


# You can repeat a list item with *
print(first3[0] * 3)


# You can see if a list contains an item
print("string" in first3)


# You can get the index of a matching item
print("Index of string :", first3.index("string"))


# Find out how many times an item is in the list
print("How many strings :", first3.count("string"))


# You can change a list item
first3[0] = "New String"


for i in first3:
print("{} : {}".format(first3.index(i), i))


# Append a value to the end of a list
first3.append("Another")