Original title: DAY: 5 - In Python all list method operators and slicing:

Today, I completed learning List Methods and Slicing in Python. Both are very important fundamentals in Python programming. ๐Ÿ”น List Methods Python provides several built-in methods to work with lists effectively: append โ†’ adds an item at the end of the list extend โ†’ adds multiple items to the list insert โ†’ inserts an item at a specific position remove โ†’ removes the first matching element pop โ†’ removes an element by index (default is the last element) clear โ†’ empties the list completely sort โ†’ arranges elements in ascending order reverse โ†’ reverses the order of elements in the list ๐Ÿ”น Slicing Slicing is the process of extracting a portion of a list (or string) using index values. [:] โ†’ returns the full list [start:end] โ†’ extracts elements from start to end-1 [::step] โ†’ extracts with a step size (skips elements) Negative indexes allow slicing from the end of the list. โœจ Conclusion I successfully understood List Methods and Slicing today โœ… This strengthens my Python fundamentals, and tomorr

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