Following up on our discussion from monday about classes, today we’ll talk about two additional ways of representing / storing compound data. Specifically, we often need a way of storing sequences of data to be used across a variety of situations. In the pre-recorded lectures for today, you’ll learn about two different types of data sequences: 1. tuples and 2. lists (the image to the left was generated by PythonTutor).

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Today's Resources

1. Exercise Files

Download Exercise Files

2. Slides

• Sequences of Data

3. Pre-Recorded Lecture Video(s), Mini-Quizzes, and Live Recordings

Available Videos

Link	Title	Type	Duration
Video 1	Tuples	pre-recorded	14:10
Video 2	Lists (MQ - No Longer Available)	video_quiz	11:16

4. Supplemental Materials

• Charles Severance - Ch 11: Tuples – Python for Everybody (Reading • Video)
• Charles Severance - Ch 9: Lists – Python for Everybody (Reading • Video)