Welcome back! In the previous lessons, we connected to Redis and performed operations with numbers. Now, let's explore another essential Redis data structure: lists. Lists in Redis are an excellent way to store ordered collections of items, such as names, messages, or even tasks.

By the end of this lesson, you'll know how to:

1. Use the rpush command to add items to a Redis list.
2. Retrieve list items using the lrange command.

Here's a quick look at how you'll be working with lists in Redis using Java:

In this example:

• The rpush command adds the names Alice, Bob, and to the list named . The first argument is the list name, followed by the items to add.