Complete Python Scripting for Automation - Lists

This video tutorial covers the basics of Python's list data structure, including how to define and manipulate lists. It explains converting lists to Boolean values, indexing in strings and lists, and the mutability of lists. The tutorial also provides an overview of various list methods such as append, insert, extend, and remove, and demonstrates advanced operations like pop, reverse, and sort.

What is the Boolean value of an empty list in Python?

• False

• None

• 0

• True

How does Python assign index values to string characters?

• Based on ASCII values

• Based on position

• Alphabetically

• Randomly

What is the index of the last element in a list with 5 elements?

• 4

• 5

• 0

• -1

Which of the following statements about lists is true?

• Lists cannot store different data types

• Lists are immutable

• Lists have a fixed size

• Lists are mutable

What does the 'append' method do in a list?

• Sorts the list

• Removes an element

• Adds an element at the end

• Adds an element at the beginning

How does the 'insert' method differ from 'append'?

• 'Insert' sorts the list

• 'Insert' removes an element

• 'Insert' adds at a specific index

• 'Insert' only works with strings

What is the result of using 'extend' on a list?

• Adds elements as a sublist

• Adds elements individually

• Removes elements

• Clears the list

What happens when you use the 'pop' method without an index?

• Does nothing

• Removes a random element

• Removes the last element

• Removes the first element

Which method would you use to sort a list in descending order?

• reverse()

• append()

• sort(reverse=True)

• sort()

What does the 'remove' method do in a list?

• Removes the last element

• Removes all elements

• Removes the first occurrence of a value

• Removes an element by index