Hi, does anyone know how I can put the information from an int(input) in a list?

Question

I'm doing a test task and I need to take the information from an int(input) or an input and put it in a list. I being trying but I can't find a way to do it. one of the examples i made is this:
items = []
n=int(input())
if n >=0:
print items.append(n)
But it tells me"incorrect sintax"
If anyone can help me I'll appreciate

Answer 1

items = map(float,input().split())

# you just need to put spaces separated values on once line...
# if you want just string, you doesn't need map
# if you want int, just replace float by int

Answer 2

print items.append(n)

This is Python 2 syntax. Furthermore, the append method returns nothing, even though it changes the list.
What you have to do is first run the append method:
items.append(n)
Then print the list:
print(items)

Final code l:
items = []
n = int(input())
if n>=0:
items.append(n)
print(items)

Answer 3

visph Yeah, but I do agree the way they put their point across is a bit misleading.

Answer 4

visph I think you may be misunderstanding their objective, though yes, your code is functional.

Answer 5

I have strictly answered to the question: hox put information from input in list...

however, maybe anthony silver just want to do:

n = [int(input())]

Answer 6

👑 Prometheus 🇸🇬
Thanks, that worked fine , Jesus Christ blessed you 👍