Introduction to Lists and Arrays
Students will learn to store and access collections of data using lists or arrays.
Key Questions
- Analyze scenarios where using a list is more efficient than individual variables.
- Construct a program that manipulates elements within a list.
- Differentiate between accessing elements by index and iterating through a list.
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