Python List parsing (list-generated)

List parsing is also a list-generation, which merges the code for loops and the creation of new elements into a single line and automatically attaches new elements, as in the following example:

1  for  in range (1,10)]2 >>> squares3 [1, 4, 9, 16, 25, 36, 49, 64, 81]

To use a table-generated formula, first define a list name, such as a squares, then define an expression, such as i**2, and finally write a for loop that provides values for the expression.

The code replaced completely with a For loop is:

1 squares =[]2 for in range (1,11):3     square = i**2 4     squares.append (square)5     Print (squares)

Python List parsing (list-generated)