Differences Between sorted() and sort() in Python

In this video we break down the nuances between the built-in function sorted() and the list method sort(), their benefits, and when you might choose one over the other 💡
Whether you're a beginner or just need a refresher, this will help you grasp the distinctions. Don't forget to subscribe for more weekly Python and developer tips & tricks 🐍
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For more built-in functions, check out this video:
Useful Python Built-in Functions [Beginner / Intermediate]
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[@xianmariano6422]

very helpful thank you

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thanks

[@bubblebath2892]

could you plz explain more on the key and reverse part of sorted ...not available in sort i guess

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Fortunately they are :)
Does this make sense?
>>> ll = ["9", 2, "5", 1]
>>> ll.sort()
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "", line 1, in
TypeError: '