The Complete Python Course - Multi-Dimensional Python List

The video tutorial introduces multidimensional lists in Python, explaining their structure and how they function similarly to arrays. It covers creating, printing, and accessing elements in these lists using row and column indices. Additionally, it demonstrates appending new elements to a multidimensional list using the append method.

What is the primary difference between a list and a multidimensional list in Python?

• A list can only store integers, while a multidimensional list can store any data type.

• A list is one-dimensional, while a multidimensional list can have multiple dimensions.

• A list is mutable, while a multidimensional list is immutable.

• A list is faster to access than a multidimensional list.

How do you create a multidimensional list in Python?

• By using nested dictionaries.

• By using a single list with multiple data types.

• By using lists within lists.

• By using tuples within lists.

Which method is used to print a multidimensional list in a structured format?

• Using a for loop to iterate through the list.

• Using the print() function directly.

• Using the format() method.

• Using the map() function.

How do you access the first element of the first row in a multidimensional list?

• By using the index [1][1].

• By using the index [1][0].

• By using the index [0][0].

• By using the index [0][1].

What indices would you use to access the second element in the second row of a multidimensional list?

• [1][1]

• [1][0]

• [2][2]

• [0][1]

Which method is used to add elements to the end of a multidimensional list?

• add()

• append()

• extend()

• insert()

What happens when you use the append method on a multidimensional list?

• It removes the first element of the list.

• It sorts the list in ascending order.

• It adds a new element to the end of the list.

• It replaces the last element of the list.