Python – Add List Items
1. What Does “Add List Items” Mean?
Adding list items means putting new values into a list.
Lists in Python are changeable, so we can easily add new items.
2. Add an Item Using append()
append() adds an item at the end of the list.
Example
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3. Add an Item at a Specific Position (insert())
insert() adds an item at a given position (index).
Example
Output:
4. Add Multiple Items (extend())
extend() adds many items to the list.
Example
5. Add Items from Another List
You can also add items from one list to another.
Example
6. Add Items Using + Operator
The + operator joins two lists and creates a new list.
Example
7. Add Items Using Loop
You can add items one by one using a loop.
Example
8. Common Beginner Mistakes
❌ Using append() with Multiple Items
❌ Error.
✔ Correct:
❌ Wrong Index in insert()
This will add item at the end, not error.
9. Simple Practice Examples
Example 1: Add City
Example 2: Add at Beginning
Example 3: Add Many Numbers
10. Summary (Add List Items)
✔ append() adds one item
✔ insert() adds at position
✔ extend() adds many items
✔ + joins two lists
✔ Lists are changeable
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