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Adding Items to a List in Python

Python provides several ways to add items to a list. Let's explore append(), insert(), extend(), and dynamic input methods.

Python में list में item जोड़ने के कई तरीके हैं। आइए append(), insert(), extend() और dynamic input method को देखें।

1. Using append()
students = ["Raj", "Simran"]
students.append("Aman")
print(students)
Output: 
["Raj", "Simran", "Aman"]
2. Using insert()
students = ["Raj", "Simran"]
students.insert(1, "Aman")
print(students)
Output: 
["Raj", "Aman", "Simran"]
3. Using extend()
students = ["Raj", "Simran"]
students.extend(["Aman", "Pooja"])
print(students)
Output: 
["Raj", "Simran", "Aman", "Pooja"]
4. Adding Items Dynamically (user input)
students = []
for i in range(3):
    name = input("Enter student name: ")
    students.append(name)
print(students)
Output: 
Enter student name: Ravi
Enter student name: Priya
Enter student name: Aman
['Ravi', 'Priya', 'Aman']
5. Using + operator
students = ["Raj", "Simran"]
students = students + ["Aman"]
print(students)
Output: 
["Raj", "Simran", "Aman"]
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