Lists

A data frame is not the only way to store data, we can also create lists of values which can be the same data type or different data types. Here is an example:

coverage = [200, 34, 900, 423, 98, 789]

Grabbing List Values

We can also grab these values by their index, which again are zero-indexed (meaning they start at zero). Here is an example of grabbing the 3rd item in the list:

coverage[2]

900

Adding/Deleting Values

To add values we can use the .append() method to add items to the end of a list:

coverage.append(542)
coverage

[200, 34, 300, 423, 98, 789, 542]

Additionally, we can also remove items from a list as well with the del statement:

del coverage[3]
coverage

[200, 34, 300, 98, 789, 542]