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Function Details: list

Description

Built-in mutable sequence.

Extended Description

The list() function creates a list object. If no argument is given, it creates a new empty list. If an argument is given, it creates a list consisting of the items in the iterable. Changes to a list can affect other variables, and list operations have side effects.

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Function Signature

list(iterable: Optional[Iterable] = None) -> list

Module: builtins

Class: list

Parameters

Parameter List

iterable: Optional[Iterable]

Return

Returns a new list object.

Return Type

list

Output

Explanation

This example demonstrates creating lists from various types of iterables.