In the previous chapter, we learned all about automating your code with for and while loops. We also looked at the break and continue statements and created a lot of colorful, mini projects.
In this theory-intensive chapter, let’s look at the various built-in data structures offered by Python. Let’s look at how to use these data structures to store more than one value at a time in a single variable, and let’s look at practical examples of using these data structures in real-world programs. ...
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