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List:The technical beauty of python

Array..so long
Data organization and structure is one of the main concern of every programming language. The early languages for example C, C++ laid emphasis on using the primitive data structures such as array to store the grouped data. It had one more thing to remember, and that it was being strongly typed.
  With the evolution of modern higher level language we could make the earlier so called 'typed structures' to a  more friendly and indeed beautiful implementation which could be made  to be more comprehensive as well.
Python...its beauty
 Higher programming language such as python gives us more power in making such things. Its feature of list makes it so easy for many a things that one can make use of. It makes it easy of doing all the things of doing the  functionality of an array and other related operations such as sorting, deleting , indexing,slicing , and  many others.
With these rich features provided, we can make use it many tricky situations of doing the things we like.
using the features it has we find its use in all of the major implementations of the python such as the web crawler which is used in search engines, and all other important procedures of the Python framework.
The part of type checking is once removed being in the Python fold and so we can do many things using it.
Stack Features..
 One more important thing is that like its C++ counterpart, it provides stack operations like the POP, PUSH and APPEND functions which comes in handy for many procedural applications in many functions.
Though by default, it treats all its elements as under one type, we can however make use of the type checking facility to make sure that we have used the correct input.  
 This is a little basic of the part of  its many good feature we all use. Hopefully to be followed soon with other uses. Adieu! 

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