Python equivalent of Java Vector

[hoopy_frood at my-deja.com]

Much appreciated.  That's what I thought, but as a newbie I lack
confidence in the answers I usually come up with to his questions.

hoopyfrood

In article <mailman.970523466.15968.python-list at python.org>,
  "Darrell Gallion" <darrell at dorb.com> wrote:
> From: <hoopy_frood at my-deja.com>
> >
> > "Does Python have something equivalent to Java's Vector?  For
instance,
> > most of the time if you want to use an array you have to declare the
> > size up front.  Java has a Vector class which is an array of objects
> > which grows as you add things to it.
> >
>
> See lists:
>
>     tmp=[]
>     tmp.append("value1")
>     tmp.append(55)
>     print len(tmp)
>     print tmp[1]
>
> Check out the docs, lists and dictionaries are very powerful.
> And who needs to declare what's in the list!
>
> --Darrell
>
>


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