As I was looking through one of my old list articles, I realized that there's a function I don't remember writing about. This function is known as sort().
Sort() is a function that sorts all items in a list in alphabetical order. Isn't that neat? Let's show an example of this. If you need to sort a bunch of words in alphabetical order, you can do it in a snap! Let's make a list:
words=['Exuberant', 'Philosophy', 'Pterodactyl', 'Potato', 'Avenue', 'Boulevard', 'Rendezvous', 'Embryonic']
(Yes, those are real words)
So, we use sort() like this:
words.sort()
Now, let's print(words):
['Avenue', 'Boulevard', 'Embryonic', 'Exuberant', 'Philosophy', 'Potato', 'Pterodactyl', 'Rendezvous']
Takes the pressure of of things, eh? Now I know you know the sort() function. Sorry it took so long to figure out that I didn't tell you this earlier!
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