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Lists are ways to represent many points of similar data under one variable. NEED HELP? Watch this first and then let me know in the comments below: youtube.com/watch?v=L6AwVuu6O3Y ... Parsing is converting a variable from one data type to another. The function type() helps us keep track of what variable is which ... Tuples are a data type that are similar to lists, but they have a few important differences. Comments are little notes you can put in your code. print() is a function that prints what you give it to your screen (aka your console). Comparison Operators: (==, !=, ＜, ＞, ＜=, ＞=) Logical Operators (for compound conditions): (and, or, not) In this crash course I'll be teaching you the Here you learn to splice a list into a smaller list, split a string into a list, and combine a list into a string. Variables are ways to store information, which allows If statements are how we conditionally run lines of code.