#shop="vim bar", "sampoo", "dittol", "bread", 25, 60
#shop=("vim bar", "sampoo", "dittol", "bread", 25, 60)
#shop=["vim bar", "sampoo", "dittol", "bread", 25, 60]
#print(shop[2])
#print(shop[:3])
#print(shop[::-1])

# result print a list ('vim bar', 'sampoo', 'dittol', 'bread', 25, 60)

#numb =[52, 65, 3, 87, 23, 54]  #remmber some function work on [] this bracket not on () this
#numb.sort()
#numb.reverse()
#print(numb)
#print(numb[1]) #result 65
#print(numb[3]) #result 84
#print(max(numb))
#print(min(numb))

#numb =[52, 65, 3, 87, 23, 54]
#numb.append(33) #append matlab end may jod do..
#numb.append(33)
#print(numb)    #[52, 65, 3, 87, 23, 54, 33, 33]

#numb=[]
#numb.append(12)
#numb.append(55)
#numb.append(98)
#print(numb) #result [12, 55, 98]

#numb =[52, 65, 3, 87, 23, 54]
#numb.insert(2,10)
#print(numb) #result [52, 65, 10, 3, 87, 23, 54]

#numb =[52, 65, 3, 87, 23, 54]
#numb.remove(3)
#print(numb) #result [52, 65, 87, 23, 54]

#numb =[52, 65, 3, 87, 23, 54]
#numb.pop()
#print(numb) #result [52, 65, 3, 87, 23] delete the end part of index

#numb =[52, 65, 3, 87, 23, 54]
#numb[1]=100
#print(numb)  #result you can change the list of data

#if you want to change the list of data use tuple
#mutable= can change
#immutable= can not change #its called tuple
#tp=(1,2,3)
#print(tp) #result (1, 2, 3) tuple

#tp=(1,2,3)
#tp[1]=5
#print(tp) #result 'tuple' object does not support item assignment #immutable

#tp=(1)
#print(tp) #result 1 tuple cannot be create

#tp=(1,)
#print(tp) #result (1,) tuple created



