This document provides an introduction to common Python data structures including lists, tuples, sets, and dictionaries. It explains the basics of each such as indexing, slicing, and methods as well as more advanced topics like list comprehensions and generator expressions. Lists allow indexing and slicing while tuples are immutable. Sets do not contain duplicates and dictionaries contain key-value pairs.

1. Python Data Structures
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2. Introduction to data structures in Python, including lists, tuples, sets, and dictionaries.

3. Lists: Explanation of lists, indexing, slicing, and list methods.

4. Tuples: Explanation of tuples, tuple assignment, and packing/unpacking. Tuples are immutabl

5. Sets: Explanation of sets, set methods, and handling duplicates. Sets do not contain duplicate

6. Dictionaries: Explanation of dictionaries, dictionary keys/values, and dictionary methods.

7. Advanced topics: List comprehensions, generator expressions, and usage in control flow.