Starting Out with Python (3rd Edition)
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Author: Tony Gaddis
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Chapter 7, Problem 7AW
Program Plan Intro
List concatenation:
- • In Python, a list can be concatenated with the other lists to make a new list.
- • List concatenation in Python can be done using “+” operator.
- • The “+” operator can concatenate two lists.
Algorithm to concatenate two lists is as follows:
- • Create a list of integers and assign it to “list1”.
- • Create another list that stores the integers and assign it to “list2”.
- • Use the “+” operator to concatenate “list1” and “list2” and assign the resultant list to “list3”.
- • Print the list “list3” using the “print()” function.
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