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    LIST

    MANIPULATION 4
    LIST FUNCTIONS AND METHODS

    The len() function

    Returns the length of its argument list. i.e it returns the number
    of elements in the passed list. It is Python’s standard library
    function.
    The list() method

    Returns a list created from the passed argument, which should


    be a sequence type (string, list or tuple)
    The index() method

    This function returns the index of first matched item from the
    list.
    If the given item is not in the list, it raises ValueError.
    The append() method

    This method adds an item to the end of the list. It modifies the
    original list.
    The extend() method

    This method is used to add multiple elements to a list. The new


    elements should be given in the form of a list.
    The difference between append() and extend() methods

    The append() method can add a single element to the end of a


    list while extend() can add argument list’s all elements to the
    end of the list.

    After append() the length of the list increases by 1 and after


    extend() the length of the list will be increased by the length of
    inserted list.
    The insert() method

    This method is also an insertion method for lists. It inserts an


    element somewhere in between or any position of the given list.

    In the above example of insert() method, 2 is the index value


    where the given string is to be inserted

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