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I have taken a break to prepare for my upcoming mid-semester exam before I get all Bs lol😂.

But would be practicing behind the scenes regardless.

Today I looked at Indexing and slicing in Python.

I don't know why but I'm able to clean data more efficiently in excel than in power query (not in Power bi). maybe it's because my initial course didn't teach me how to do it.

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I also learnt about 'list of list" that's creating a list inside a list.

I also took some lessons on how to convert various data types to the other. example, converting float items to int etc.

Took some brake! today I continued to dive into data types in Python but specifically working on list since it's the most used data type in Python. I learnt that a list could contain int, str or combination of both.

I concluded on range by learning how to create an empty list, generate a range of values and insert them into the empty list. in the example below where I created the empty list "mult". I generated a range of values, squared them and inserted them into the list.

I also learnt how to use the range() function to generate numbers at a certain interval. for the example below, the numbers were generated at an interval of 2.

This morning, I learnt about the range() function which is used to generate a sequence of numbers within an interval.

Still on data types in Python, I learnt about set and Dictionary. They all use the curly bracket serves a different purpose. Dictionary has the key-value pair where the key is used to pull out the value. in the example below, the key is the name whiles the location is the value.

I also learnt about how to change items in a list using index, I learnt that Python index the first item in a list as 0, the second as 1 etc. in the example below I created a list and changed the first item from 90 to 87.

This morning, I learnt about Tuple in Python, Tuple is similar to List but tuple uses parenthesis instead of squared brackets. items in a tuple are immutable; thus, they cannot be changed but list is mutable; thus, items in a list can be changed.