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Sure I can help with that. As an initial approach, you would need to identify where the ‘video_complete’ rows are in your nested list. Once you’ve managed to do that, a possible way to get ‘video_complete’ to be at the bottom of your list would be to use the ‘append()’ and ‘remove()’ list methods in Python (or their equivalents in other programming languages). The ‘remove()’ method will remove the first occurrence of the value specified, in your case ‘video_complete’. After removing it, you can then use the ‘append()’ method to add ‘video_complete’ back into the list but at the end, effectively placing it at the bottom of your list. This approach could be repeated in a loop for a nested list until all ‘video_complete’ rows are at the bottom.
As a tip when dealing with sorting rows, you might want to consider using libraries or packages that could handle data manipulation and analysis more flexibly such as pandas in Python. These provide more powerful tools for sorting and manipulating data.
