Add a section on Introduction to lists (#22233)
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title: Lists
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## Lists
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Lists is one of the most common Python data structures you will encounter while programming in Python along with dictionary, tuple or set.
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It is an ordered mutable collection, this means that you store data in different postions in a list.
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A `list` is an ordered mutable collection, where each value is identified with an *index*. Lists are zero-indexed, i.e., the index of the **1st** element in a `list` is **0**, the index of the **2nd** element is **1**, and so on. This means that a list of **N** elements will have indices from **0** to **N - 1**(not N).
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Besides that due to list being *mutable*, you are allowed to make changes to the value of a list without affecting the order of positions within the list.
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