A list is a data structure in programming that allows the storage and manipulation of a collection of elements in a specific order. In Python, a list is defined by enclosing comma-separated values in square brackets. Lists are mutable, meaning that elements can be added, removed, or modified. They can contain elements of different types, including other lists, and can be sliced to access specific subsets of elements. Lists are a fundamental concept in programming and are used extensively in many applications.
Methods covered: create, append, remove, sort, insert, slicing, loop