<![CDATA[I am studying from a Python learning book, and it says this, so to quote:]]>I am studying from a Python learning book, and it says this, so to quote:

"If you think you have a pretty good idea what a list is, think again. Python’s list
is more similar to what you might think of as an array, as opposed to a linked-list,
which is what often comes to mind when programmers hear the word “list.” (If
you’re lucky enough not to know what a linked-list is, sit back and be thankful)."

The book focus on list, and not going to explain what is linked-list, but for such a warning I am intrigued.

Barry, Paul. (2023). Head First Python: A Learner's Guide to the Fundamentals of Python Programming, A Brain-Friendly Guide. O'Reilly Media. ISBN: 1-4493-8267-3

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