Difference between Append() and Extend() when acting on a list
Consider myList
Append()
myList= ['a','3','d','t'] myList.append(['c','d']) print(myList)
=============OUTPUT ===============
[ 'a' , '3' , 'd' , 't' , [ 'c' , 'd' ] ]
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Extend()
myList= ['a','3','d','t'] myList.extend(['c','d']) print(myList)
=============OUTPUT ===============
[ 'a' , '3' , 'd' , 't' , 'c' , 'd' ]
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Ooooooooooooooh. I’ve always had trouble with this. When you append values to Python list, you’ll get a list within a list?
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Yes, thats right. Or you can add an element using append like `myList.append(‘c’)` which will return `[ ‘a’ , ‘3’ , ‘d’ , ‘t’ , ‘c’ ]`
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