Python lists

Question

The question is : >>>names=["a","b","c"]
what will be output now?

Answer 1

you could test this yourself.

though try it without the >>> , that is useless to include and will cause an error.

all it does it make a list of strings you typed. it does not print it.

Answer 2

Well that helped alot #CodeLazar

Answer 3

you should use list as a variable name.
creating a list itself outputs nothing

Answer 4

You only store "a", "b" and "c" in list(names)
You didnt anything

Answer 5

My question is: >>>list =["Ramu", "Pavan", "Naresh"]

Answer 6

k

Answer 7

print("names")
>>>a,b,c

Answer 8

print(names)
>>>["a","b","c"]

or
None

Answer 9

A big, huge, mess; if you were to have that function correctly, however, it would would like so:

names=["a", "b", "c"]
print("names [0]")
//run

>>>names a
//it is like so because the way that I have SELECTED THE OBJECT IN THE LIST : "0". AND also in the way that there is an appropriate output for the code to work with. I don't really know what kind of an answer you were expecting, but I hope this is it.

Answer 10

The output would be nothing as it only stores the values you gave to python
If you would print the variable then only any output will come else nothing

Answer 11

Anyone else feel insane when they type code and it doesn't show an error

Answer 12

no output

Answer 13

no

Answer 14

yes

Answer 15

maybe

Answer 16

bruh

Answer 17

Remember, the first is zero instead of one.

Answer 18

It’s like array in cpp so u store the list of word in the file names so nothing will print because you didn’t ask it to print
Or u can think a list like a smart box which will give u the thing u want when u ask it