Python built-in function (--list)

English documents:

class list ([iterable])

Rather than being a function, is list actually a mutable sequence type, as documented in Lists and sequence types-list, Tuple, Range

Description

1. The list function, which is actually the constructor for the list type above.

2. You can not pass in any parameters, and the result returns an empty list.

>>> a = list ()>>> a[]

3. You can pass in an iterative object, such as a string, a byte array, a tuple, a list, a Range object, and the result will return a list of elements in an iterative object.

>>> List ('ABCD')#string['a','b','C','D']>>> List (bytes ('ABCD','Utf-8'))#byte array[97, 98, 99, 100]>>> List ('a','b','C','D'))#Meta-group['a','b','C','D']>>> list (['a','b','C','D'])#List['a','b','C','D']>>> list (range (1,5))#Range Object[1, 2, 3, 4]

Python built-in function (--list)