Twidget offers a variety of commands to help you manipulate lists easily without coding. Below is a detailed explanation of each command available.
Description: Returns the element in the provided list at the given index.
Inputs:
list: The list from which to get the element.
index: The index of the element to return.
Output: The element at the given index in the list.
Description: Returns the first element of the provided list.
Inputs:
list: The list from which to get the first element.Output: The first element of the list.
Description: Returns the last element of the provided list.
Inputs:
list: The list from which to get the last element.Output: The last element of the list.
Description: Adds the provided item to the end of the provided list.
Inputs:
list: The list to which the item will be added.
item: The item to be added to the list.
Output: The number indicating the new size of the list.
Description: Inserts the provided item at the given index in the provided list.
Inputs:
list: The list to which the item will be inserted.
item: The item to be inserted.
index: The index at which to insert the item.
Output: The number indicating the new size of the list.
Description: Adds all of the elements in the second provided list to the end of the first provided list.
Inputs:
list_1: The list to which elements will be added.
list_2: The list containing elements to be added to list_1.
Output: None.
Description: Removes the element at the given index from the provided list.
Inputs:
list: The list from which an item will be removed.
index: The index of the item to be removed.
Output: The modified list after removal.
Description: Removes the specified item from the provided list if it exists.
Inputs:
list: The list from which an item will be removed.
item: The item to be removed.
Output: A boolean indicating whether an item was removed.
Description: Removes all elements from the first list that also exist in the second list.
Inputs:
list_1: The list from which elements will be removed.
list_2: The list containing elements to be removed from list_1.
Output: None.
Description: Returns the index of the first occurrence of the specified object in the provided list.
Inputs:
list: The list in which to find the item.
item: The item to find the index of.
Output: The index of the first occurrence of the item in the list.
Description: Returns the number of elements in the provided list.
Inputs:
list: The list whose size will be returned.Output: The size of the list.
Description: Removes all elements from the provided list.
Inputs:
list: The list to be cleared.Output: None.
Description: Reverses the order of the elements in the provided list.
Inputs:
list: The list to be reversed.Output: A boolean indicating whether the list was successfully reversed.
Description: Randomly shuffles the elements in the provided list.
Inputs:
list: The list to be shuffled.Output: None.
Description: Concatenates all elements of the provided list into a single string using the specified delimiter.
Inputs:
list: The list whose elements will be concatenated.
delimiter: The delimiter to use between elements.
Output: A string containing all elements of the list separated by the delimiter.
Description: Checks whether the provided list is empty or not.
Inputs:
list: The list to check.Output: A boolean indicating whether the list is empty.
Description: Checks whether the provided list is not empty.
Inputs:
list: The list to check.Output: A boolean indicating whether the list is not empty.
Description: Checks whether the provided list contains the specified item.
Inputs:
list: The list in which to check.
item: The item to check for in the list.
Output: A boolean indicating whether the item is in the list.
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