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Chapter 7.2, Problem 8CP
Program Plan Intro
List concatenation:
- • Concatenation means joining two things together.
- • In Python, the list concatenation is done with the help of “+=” augmented assignment operator.
- • The list on the right side of the operator gets appended to the list on the left side.
Syntax:
In Python, the list concatenation syntax using an augmented assignment operator is expressed as follows:
#Concatenate listA and ListB
listA += listB
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