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Dict keys() values() items() #they will return the data type of dict_keys dict_values dict_items,e.g.:for k,v in dict.items():
dict.get(key,backed-value) #return backed-value if key not exist dict.setdefault(key,value) #key is the value looking for,value used to add a new key when key isn't exist
dict.popitem() #take out a ky_value item randomly from dict,return a tuple including item and delete the item
dict.clear()
del dict[key]
dict.pop(key,default)dict.update(dict1) #add key-dict items from dict1 to dict
List index(obj[,start,end]) #return the subscript of an object,or return ValueError list.append(obj) #append new element in the ending of list, obj can be any data type list.extend(seq) #extend will add all elements after the decomposition of seq list.insert(num,obj) #obj can be any data type,after the specified subscript is inserted, each element after it moves one bit
list.pop(subscript) #Default last one list.remove(obj) #Delete the specified value del seq[subscript] #similar to pop
list.sort([reverse=True]) #can't sort a list with number and string list.reverse() #Reverse the original order of elements
copy.copy(list) #copy a list,import copy first copy.deepcopy(list) #use deepcopy when a list includes list
seq.clear() #clear all element of any type
String upper() lower() title() The methods of string using isX: isupper() islower() isalpha() #return True if string only includes alpha isalnum() #return True if string only includes alpha and number isdecimal()=isdigit() #return True if string only includes number string isspace() #return True if string only includes space,\t,\n #The above four are not None string istitle() #return True if string begin with capital,following all lowercase
string.startwith(str) string.endswith(str) #return True if string starts or ends with str
str.join(list) #call on a string,return a string linked with the original str string.split(str,num)[n] #call on a string,return a list which split by str,num is the split time ,n specify which to return
string.replace(oldstr,newstr[,n])
rjust(num,str) ljust(num,str) center(num,str) #num is a integer impressing the length of padding character
strip() rstrip() lstrip() #Delete the corresponding whitespace
pyperclip.copy(str) pyperclip.paste(str) #import pyperclip first,copy text from or paste text to computer
string.count(str,[start,end]) #count the time of some string appear
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