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14 changes: 12 additions & 2 deletions basic_examples/python_lists.py
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#is the idoimatic way to access the __xxx__method
print 'I know of ', len(jvm_langs), 'langs that can run on the JVM'

print 'Oops I forgot Clojure'
print 'Oops I forgot Clojure, so lets append it to our list.'
jvm_langs.append('Clojure')

#Let's iterate across the list
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#Can we get the 3rd element of the list ?
print "The 3rd JVM language is ", jvm_langs[2]
print "The first 3 JVM languages are ", jvm_langs[:3]
print "The first 3 JVM languages are ", jvm_langs[:3]#if the first index is blank it automatticaly takes 0
print "The 2nd to 4th JVM languages are ", jvm_langs[1:4]

#Can we get the value with skipping one character
print "The list after skipping 1 value looks like ",jvm_langs[::2]

#Now lets reverse the list
#First way
jvm_langs.reverse()

#Second way
print "The list after reversing its value looks like ",jvm_langs[::-1]

print "let's sort these languages"
jvm_langs.sort()
print jvm_langs
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