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Example

ourList = ["hi", 45, "hello", "hey"]

ourList.append(4378272)

for item in ourList:
  print(item)

Summary

The video explains how to work with lists in Python. Lists are enclosed in square brackets and can store various items like variables, strings, and numbers. Items in a list are indexed starting from zero. You can access specific items in a list using their index. Methods like append can add items to a list. Combining lists with loops allows for efficient processing. Lists can be modified by adding, deleting, or accessing specific items. This tutorial provides a basic understanding of lists in Python, emphasizing their versatility and usefulness in programming tasks.