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Python Python Collections (2016, retired 2019) Lists Creating lists

Emilio Andere
Emilio Andere
495 Points
Posted by Emilio Andere
Emilio Andere
495 Points

THIS IS N0T WRONG!!!!!!!!!1!

I hate treehousee

lists.py 
my_list = [ 3 , 9 , 7, 'Santi', 'emilio']
member = ['Kalo', 'Diego']
my_list + member
Jason Anders
Jason Anders
Treehouse Moderator 145,860 Points
Jason Anders
Jason Anders
Treehouse Moderator 145,860 Points

Emilio Andere

You may wish to edit your title for this post, as:

  1. Your code was, in fact, incorrect.
  2. All caps comes across as being very aggressive, demanding, and rude, which is not the mood or atmosphere we maintain here in the Treehouse Community. The Treehouse Community is a welcoming place for students to feel comfortable to both ask questions and provide answer for others. It is a "Community"

Thank you in advance for your cooperation.

Jason ~Treehouse Community Moderator

1 Answer

Valeshan Naidoo
Valeshan Naidoo
27,008 Points
Valeshan Naidoo
Valeshan Naidoo
27,008 Points

Ok, so I think you may have misread the question a little, it just asks you to create a list and input all of what it said in that same list line i.e.

my_list = [ 3 , 9 , 7, 'Santi', 'emilio', [1, 2]]

You can certainly do something like you're attempting, but you use the append method like this:

my_list = [ 3 , 9 , 7, 'Santi', 'emilio']
member = ['Kalo', 'Diego']
my_list.append(member)

That will give you the same output as the first answer would. Hope this helps.