Chapter 7.2, Problem 2CP

Program Plan Intro

Python built-in functions:

• • In Python, “list()” is a built-in function that can change a type of object to a list.
• • In Python, “range()” is a built-in function used to produce a sequence of integers that can be iterated over. For instance, “range(4)” produces a list of 4 integers starting at index 0. The “range()” function follows 0-based indexing.
• • The statement “list(range(arguments))” modifies the “range()” function’s object to a list.

Syntax:

In Python, to create a list of integers, the built-in functions “list()” and “range()” are expressed as follows:

#Create a list of integers

list(range(arguments))