numbers = [5,6,2,3,5,7,7,7,7,5,5,0]
This list has a index of 0-11
numbers.index(5)
names = [liam, evan, amanda, megan]
user = input("Please enter your name")
" And".join(names)
	print("These are the coolest people in the world")
	if user == names:
		print("Then you're part of the squad")
	elif:
		print("Kys")

numbers[5:9]
#This function will print out all the 7's that we have on this list
#How to reverse a string or list
"Reverse this sentence"
string = "Reverse this sentence"
string[::-1]
#This will fully reverse any type of string or interger or object
#Modifying portions of lists
numberz = [1,2,3,4,5,6,7]
numberz[1:3] = ["a","b","c"]
print(numberz)
#This will equal [1,"a","b","c",5,6,7]


# DATA structures and matricies
Nested_List
nested_list = [[1,2,3], [4,5,6], [7,8,9]]
#when accesing nested list you have to use the index of what you want to access then the index of the item you want to access
nested_list[0][1]
# Which in this case would equal the interger of 2 in the first list
coords = [[10.20, 9.123], [40.20, 23.14], [85.12, 14.85]]
for locations in coords:
	print(locations)
#This will result in all brackets of coords to be printed
for locations in coords:
	for coord in locations:
		print(coord)

[[i for i in range(0,10)] for num in range(0,10)]
#Thats how you make a 2D array with the dimensions of 10x10
How to make a dictionary
cat = {"name": "Missy", "Age": 14, "Is_She_Cute": True}
cat2 = dict(name="stinky bum", age=2, sexe="Female")
#When trying to find specific data in a dictionary always remember to use the KEY
User = {
	"name": "Liam",
	"Age": 20,
	"Weight": 205:
	"Favourite_Number": 44,
	"Goals": "To become a programmer",
	"Graduated": True,
}
for data in User.values():
	print(data)
#Accessing all values in a Dictionary using the .values() function
#You can do the same thing using the .keys() function which will print the keys of your dictionary
for data in User.keys():
	print(data)
#When trying to access all the data inside a dict aka the keys and the data use the .items() function and use two "VALUES" as seen in this example
for key,data in User.items():
	print(f"key is{key} and data is{data}")
#Made and F-STRING to string it all together and it will print out all the data and label it using the labels I put there