1. Lists, as their name suggests, are a means for ordering and storing values.
2. Lists are declared using brackets; for example: t = [1, 2, 3]
3. Lists may contain a mix of data types; for example: t = ['string', 1, True]
4. Lists may be nested, for example: t = [ 'string', [1, True]]
5. List elements are accessed by index; for example: t[0]
6. The slice method is used to access a specific range of elements within a list; for example: t[1:3]