I wonder if it's possible to add more than one element to a list, for example:
a=[]
a.append('abóbora', 'banana', 'maçã')
or you will need to use three lines, for example:
a=[]
a.append('abóbora')
a.append('banana')
a.append('maçã')
Please answer me.
With the .append method you will not be able to place a sequence of values within a list. The correct method for entering a string is .extend , so it will look like this:
lista = []
lista.extend(('abóbora', 'banana', 'maçã'))
print(lista)
output:
['abóbora', 'banana', 'maçã']
You can use the += operator to concatenate a list into another:
a = []
a += ['abóbora', 'banana', 'maçã']
print(a)
Output:
['abóbora', 'banana', 'maçã']