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Lecture-27 (Built-In Functions For List)

This document discusses built-in functions in Python that can be used on lists, including len(), max(), min(), sum(), sorted(), list(), any(), and all(). Examples are provided for each function to illustrate their usage.

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Lecture-27 (Built-In Functions For List)

This document discusses built-in functions in Python that can be used on lists, including len(), max(), min(), sum(), sorted(), list(), any(), and all(). Examples are provided for each function to illustrate their usage.

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PYTHON

LECTURE 27
Today’s Agenda

• List -III

• Built In Functions For List


Built In Functions For List

 There are some built-in functions in Python that we can


use on lists.

 These are:
 len()
 max()
 min()
 sum()
 sorted()
 list()
 any()
 all()
The len( ) Function

 Returns the number of items in the list


Example:
fruits=["apple","banana","orange",None]
print(len(fruits))

Output:
4
The max( ) Function

 Returns the greatest item present in the list

Example:
nums=[5,2,11,3]
print(max(nums))

Output:
11
Guess The Output ?

months=["january","may","december"]
print(max(months))

Output:
may
Guess The Output ?

booleans=[False,True]
print(max(booleans))

Output:
True
Guess The Output ?

mynums=[1.1,1.4,0.9]
print(max(mynums))

Output:
1.4
Guess The Output ?

mynums=[True,5,False]
print(max(mynums))

Output:
5
Guess The Output ?

mynums=[0.2,0.4,True,0.5]
print(max(mynums))

Output:
True
Guess The Output ?

mynums=["True",False]
print(max(mynums))

Output:
Guess The Output ?

values=[10,"hello",20,"bye"]
print(max(values))

Output:
Guess The Output ?

fruits=["apple","banana","orange"]
print(max(fruits))

Output:
Orange
Guess The Output ?

fruits=["apple","banana","orange",None]
print(max(fruits))

Output:
The min( ) Function

 Returns the least item present in the list

Example:
nums=[5,2,11,3]
print(min(nums))

Output:
2
Guess The Output ?

months=["january","may","december"]
print(min(months))

Output:
december
The sum( ) Function

 Returns the sum of all the items present in the list .


However items must be of Numeric or boolean type

Example:
nums=[10,20,30]
print(sum(nums))

Output:
60
Guess The Output ?

nums=[10,20,30,True,False]
print(sum(nums))

Output:
61
Guess The Output ?

nums=['1','2','3']
print(sum(nums))

Output:
Guess The Output ?

nums=[2.5,3.5,4.5]
print(sum(nums))

Output:
10.5
The sorted( ) Function

 Returns a sorted version of the list passed as argument.

Example:
nums=[7,4,9,1]
print(sorted(nums))
print(nums)

Output:
Guess The Output ?

months=["january","may","december"]
print(sorted(months))

Output:
[“december”,”january”,”may”]
Guess The Output ?

months=["january","may","december",3]
print(sorted(months))

Output:
Guess The Output ?

values=[2.4,1.0,2,3.6]
print(sorted(values))

Output:
[1.0,2,2.4,3.6]
Guess The Output ?

values=["bhopal","bhop","Bhopal"]
print(sorted(values))

Output:
[“Bhopal”,”bhop”,”bhopal”]
Sorting In Descending Order

 To sort the list in descending order , we can pass the


keyword argument reverse with value set to True to
the function sorted( )

Example:
nums=[3,1,5,2]
print(sorted(nums,reverse=True))

Output:
The list( ) Function

 The list( ) function converts an iterable i.e tuple , range,


set , dictionary and string to a list.
Syntax:
list(iterable)

Example:
city="bhopal"
x=list(city)
print(x)

Output:
Guess The Output ?

n=20
x=list(n)
print(x)

Output:
Guess The Output ?

n="20"
x=list(n)
print(x)

Output:
Guess The Output ?

t=(10,20,30)
x=list(t)
print(x)
This is a
Output: tuple
The any( ) Function

 The any( ) function accepts a List as argument and


returns True if atleast one element of the List is True. If
not, this method returns False. If the List is empty, then
also it returns False
Syntax:
list(iterable)

Example:
x = [1, 3, 4, 0]
print(any(x))

Output:
Guess The Output ?

x = [0, False]
print(any(x))

Output:
Guess The Output ?

x = [0, False, 5]
print(any(x))

Output:
Guess The Output ?

x= []
print(any(x))

Output:
The all( ) Function

 The all( ) function accepts a List as argument and returns


True if all the elements of the List are True or if the
List is empty .If not, this method returns False.

Syntax:
list(iterable)

Example:
x = [1, 3, 4, 0]
print(all(x))

Output:
Guess The Output ?

x = [0, False]
print(all(x))

Output:
Guess The Output ?

x = [1,3,4,5]
print(all(x))

Output:
Guess The Output ?

x = [0, False, 5]
print(all(x))

Output:
Guess The Output ?

x= []
print(all(x))

Output:

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