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Lesson 7.3 For Loops and Lists

Description

A list is a mutable, heterogenous data type that stores an ordered sequence of things.
You can convert lists to strings, and strings to lists.
You can iterate over lists like you can with strings.
A tuple can be stored as one thing in a list.
A list can be stored as one thing in a tuple.

Objective

Students will be able to:
* Understand and explain the characteristics of a list.
* Use for loops to go through items in a list.

Activities

These are all the activities included in the lesson

7.3.1 For Loops and Lists

7.3.2 For Loops and Lists

7.3.4 For Loops and Lists

7.3.5 For Loops and Lists, Part 2

7.3.6 Max In List

7.3.8 Exclamat!on Po!nts

7.3.9 Word Ladder

7.3.10 Algorithm Efficiency