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This chapter presents one of Python’s most useful built-in types, lists. You will also learn more about objects and what can happen when you have more than one name for the same object.

10.1: A list is a sequence
10.2: Lists are mutable
10.3: Traversing a list
10.4: List operations
10.5: List slices
10.6: List methods
10.7: Map, filter and reduce
10.8: Deleting elements
10.9: Lists and strings
10.10: Objects and values
10.11: Aliasing
10.12: List arguments
10.13: Debugging
10.14: Glossary
10.15: Exercises

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