KeyError: “likeCount" and IndexError: list index out of range in Python

You get list index out of range because you use i += 1. You don’t need it.

You could also learn to use for-loop without range(len(...)) like

for video in allVideos:
    title.append( video['snippet']['title'] )
    publishedDate.append( video['snippet']['publishedAt'] )

If you need number in for-loop then you can use enumerate

for number, video in enumerate(allVideos):
    title.append( video['snippet']['title'] )
    publishedDate.append( video['snippet']['publishedAt'] )

    comment.append( int(stats[number]['statistics']['commentCount']) )
    liked.append( int(stats[number]['statistics']['likeCount']) )

but in your code you could do it simpler with zip()

for video, stat in zip(allVideos, stats):
    title.append( video['snippet']['title'] )
    publishedDate.append( video['snippet']['publishedAt'] )

    comment.append( int(stat['statistics']['commentCount']) )
    liked.append( int(stat['statistics']['likeCount']) )

You could make it even more readable if you first get ['snippet'] and ['statistics'] and assign to variables

for video, stat in zip(allVideos, stats):

    v = video['snippet']

    title.append( v['title'] )
    publishedDate.append( v['publishedAt'] )

    s = stat['statistics']

    comment.append( int(s['commentCount']) )
    liked.append( int(s['likeCount']) )

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If you get KeyError then you should use if/else

    s = stat['statistics']

    if 'commentCount' in s:
        comment.append( int(s['commentCount']) )
    else:
        comment.append( 0 )

    if 'likeCount' in s:
        liked.append( int(s['likeCount']) )
    else:
        liked.append( 0 )

or shorter using .get(key, default value)

    s = stat['statistics']

    comment.append( int(s.get('commentCount', 0)) )
    liked.append( int(s.get('likeCount', 0)) )

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Full version:

for video, stat in zip(allVideos, stats):

    v = video['snippet']

    title.append( v['title'] )
    publishedDate.append( v['publishedAt'] )
    video_description.append( v['description'] )
    videoid.append( v['resourceId']['videoId'] )

    s = stat['statistics']

    liked.append( int(s.get('likeCount',0)) )
    disliked.append( int(s.get('dislikeCount',0)) )
    views.append( int(s.get('viewCount',0)) )
    comment.append( int(s.get('commentCount',0)) )

but if you want to add it to DataFrame then you could make it simpler without all these lists title, etc.

all_rows = []

for video, stat in zip(allVideos, stats):

    v = video['snippet']
    s = stat['statistics']

    row = [
        v['title'],
        v['resourceId']['videoId'],
        v['description'],
        v['publishedAt'],
   
        int(s.get('likeCount',0)),
        int(s.get('dislikeCount',0)),
        int(s.get('viewCount',0)),
        int(s.get('commentCount',0)),
    ]

    all_rows.append(row)

# - after `for`-loop -

df = pd.DataFrame(
         all_rows, 
         columns=['title', 'videoIDS', 'video_description', 'publishedDate', 'likes', 'dislikes', 'views', 'comment']
     )

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EDIT:

Full working code:

from googleapiclient.discovery import build
import pandas as pd

youTubeApiKey = "AIzaSy..."
youtube = build('youtube', 'v3', developerKey=youTubeApiKey)

snippets = youtube.search().list(part="snippet", type="channel", q="nptelhrd").execute()
print('len(snippets):', len(snippets))

channel_id = snippets['items'][0]['snippet']['channelId']
print('channel_id:', channel_id)

stats = youtube.channels().list(part="statistics", id = channel_id).execute()
print('len(stats):', len(stats))

#status = youtube.channels().list(id=channel_id, part='status').execute()
#print('len(status):', len(status))

content = youtube.channels().list(id=channel_id, part='contentDetails').execute()
print('len(content):', len(content))

upload_id = content['items'][0]['contentDetails']['relatedPlaylists']['uploads']
print('upload_id:', upload_id)

all_videos = []
next_page_token = None
number = 0
while True:
    number +=1 
    print('page', number)
    res = youtube.playlistItems().list(playlistId=upload_id, maxResults=50, part='snippet', pageToken=next_page_token).execute()
    all_videos += res['items']

    next_page_token = res.get('nextPageToken')

    if next_page_token is None:
        break
print('len(all_videos):', len(all_videos))

video_ids = list(map(lambda x: x['snippet']['resourceId']['videoId'], all_videos))
print('len(video_ids):', len(video_ids))

stats = []
for i in range(0, len(video_ids), 40):
  res = youtube.videos().list(id=','.join(video_ids[i:i+40]), part='statistics').execute()
  stats += res['items']
print('len(stats):', len(stats))

all_rows = []

number = 0
for video, stat in zip(all_videos, stats):
    number +=1 
    print('row', number)

    v = video['snippet']
    s = stat['statistics']

    row = [
        v['title'],
        v['resourceId']['videoId'],
        v['description'],
        v['publishedAt'],
   
        int(s.get('likeCount',0)),
        int(s.get('dislikeCount',0)),
        int(s.get('viewCount',0)),
        int(s.get('commentCount',0)),
    ]

    all_rows.append(row)

# - after `for`-loop -

df = pd.DataFrame(all_rows, columns=['title', 'videoIDS', 'video_description', 'publishedDate', 'likes', 'dislikes', 'views', 'comment'])

print(df.head())

Result:

                                               title     videoIDS  ... views comment
0  NPTEL Awareness workshop in association with P...  TCMQ2NEEiRo  ...  7282       0
1                            Cayley-Hamilton theorem  WROFJ15hk00  ...  3308       4
2  Recap of matrix norms and Levy-Desplanques the...  WsO_s8dNfVI  ...   675       1
3                  Convergent matrices, Banach lemma  PVGeabmeLDQ  ...   676       2
4                  Schur's triangularization theorem  UbDwzSnS0Y0  ...   436       0

[5 rows x 8 columns]