The BEST Way To Combine Python Lists! #python #programming #coding

How to combine multiple lists in Python!

[HanWae]

Unpacking operator looks suspiciously like a pointer

[StealerSlain]

Finally I see someone who also uses rpg themed examples to explain code, love it!

[kpbendeguz]

Unpacking also works with dictonaries:

d1 = {'a':1, 'b':2, 'c':3}
d2 = {'d':4, 'e':5, 'f': 6}

d3 = dict(**d1, **d2)

[umion]

Tbh, the best one is using itertools module (chain and chain.from_iterable). Getting an iterator saves memory and still its possible to turn it into any of iterables or iterate through this.

[alenasenie]

there is chain and chain from iterable, from the package itertools, different tools for different occasions, itertools is better for iterations, this method is better for lists

[jymbo]

How can I get this:
[bow, ruby, sword, helmet, gold, shield] ?

[jeffery_tang]

i didnt know python had destructuring like javascript

[trooman]

Thanks a lot! Can u tell a name of the your theme?

[faroukbrimah]

How do I add the suggestion box to my python notebook? Like when you type something it suggests what's you're inputting

[neonsilver]

Whoa wait, how did you comment both lines out with the # at the same time? Does highlighting the lines have anything to do with it?

[guptadagger]

Is one less resource intensive than the other

[TemporanFact]

Thank you this is very nice to know.

Also
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[_mrmark]

Не понял, в чем существенная разница?

[pkmnrangermirkat]

You make more sense then college professors

[qbert]

The expert difficulty level way:
list(itertools.chain.from_iterable(list1, list2, list3))

[Imboredas]

itertools.chain.from_iterable is my goto choice