.extend()
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Published Jun 4, 2021Updated Apr 4, 2023
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Adds list elements to end of the list.
Syntax
list.extend(iterable)
This will place elements passed in an iterable (list, tuple, or string) as new elements at the very end of the list.
.extend()
does not return any value.
Examples
To add grocery_new
to the end of the grocery
list:
It works for any other type of iterables:
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