Lists are ordered collections of items: they are the arrays of python but better shaped. They are mutable ( they can be changed in place)
good practices:
-always use append
- remember that operations like sort change the list object in-place which means that :
given :
l.sort()
you dont need to copy it into another list
# super simple way to deal with list ( array ) of values
tpr1=[]
fpr1=[]
for th in arange(1,10,1):
tpr1.append(th)
fpr1.append(th)
but if you want performances use dictionaries:
tpr1={}
c=0
for th in arange(1,10,1):
tpr1[c]=th
c+=1
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