I had mentioned the two of collection data types, called set and tuple, at my previous post “Collection Data Types in Python: Part 1”. In this post, I will mention last two of collection data types, called list and dictionary with the same scenario in Part 1.

Let’s remember the scenario;

I will try to do suitable shopping list by using list and dictionary in following. Thus I will decide which data type is more suitable for my needs at the end of this post.

• Apple → 3 pieces
• Milk → 1 bottle
• Cheese → 250 gram
• Orange → 5…

Python has a lot of different datatypes. I will mention the first two “collection data types” as first part in this post, which will be continued next week with second part; set and tuple.

• Set
• Tuple
• List
• Dictionary

I will try to explain with a simple example to be catchy. I will be using Jupyter Notebook while doing this. The Jupyter Notebook is a powerful and interactive web tool known as also a free and open-source for coding.

Let’s begin. Here is the scenario:)

I should go to market for shopping. Because of this I want to create a shopping…

I would like to share with you some of the basic Python methods usage. While doing this I will use the lyrics of the song that I really loved when I was a teenager; “Bye Bye Bye” from N’SYNC..:)

Here is the part of the lyrics of the song…

I am a data science enthusiast for a while. The worldwide Covid-19 outbreak allowed us to discover many new areas of interest. This made an opportunity to care about my long-term hobbies; programming and data science.

I would like to share with you what i have learned in this journey through this blog as a data science enthusiast. I aim to observe how i need to improve myself. And of course, i would like to contribute to new beginners and improve each other in data science.

Let me introduce my journey…

WHERE DID I START FROM?

First of all, I…