LXer: Python List Reverse
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When working with lists in Python, you may sometimes need to reverse the elements of a list. Reversing a list means that the first element of the list becomes the last, the second become second-to-last, the last element becomes the first, and so on. To reverse a Python list in place use the reverse() method. If you only need to create a reversed iterator use the reversed() function.
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When working with lists in Python, you may sometimes need to reverse the elements of a list. Reversing a list means that the first element of the list becomes the last, the second become second-to-last, the last element becomes the first, and so on. To reverse a Python list in place use the reverse() method. If you only need to create a reversed iterator use the reversed() function.
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