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ardagermiyanoglu
11,428 PointsNeed help for list_2.
Need help for list_2, I don't understand this question.
list_1 = list(range(3))
list_2=list[4, "ed", False]
2 Answers
Matthew Carr
11,220 Pointslist() is a function. When you call list[] you should be receiving a syntax error. Lists in python are any selection of objects enclosed within square brackets [].
the list() function takes an argument (the variable you write inside the parentheses). The argument needs to contain an iterable, which is any python objects that has one or more other objects as its components.
You should try testing the following code to see which ones give you the desired result and which ones give you syntax errors.
a = list(1, 2, "s")
b = list([1, 2, "s"])
c = [1, 2, "s"]
a
b
c
Sean T. Unwin
28,690 PointsRemove the keyword list so it looks like, list_2 = [4, "ed", False]