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To use the built-in Python list functions, follow the program as given below.
On running the above program, you will get the following output:
OPERATIONS ON A LIST
There are several operations which can be performed on the list. The following table describes the
various list operations:
Operator Operations Explanation
+ Joining lists To add/concatenate two lists together by using the ‘+’ operator
It multiplies a list by an integer ‘n’ and then creates a new list which repeats
* Repeating lists
the original list ‘n’ times by using the ‘*’ operator
: Slicing lists To access the list elements within a specific range
To check if the contents of the list are the same or not by using the ‘==’
== Comparing list
operator
To perform the operations on the list, follow the program as given below.
On running the above program, you will get the following output:
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