Python - Copying a list

Table of contents

1. Using = operators

2. Using the copy() method

3. Using the slicing technique

4. Using the extend() method

5. Using the append() method

6. Using list comprehension

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"""
Original List ---> l_0 : list_0

After Cloning :
l_1 : list_1
l_2 : list_2
l_3 : list_3
l_4 : list_4
l_5 : list_5
l_6 : list_6
"""

l_0 = [1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10]
print(f'list_0: {l_0}')

1. Using = operators

l_1 = l_0
print(f'list_1: {l_1}')

2. Using the copy() method

l_2 = l_0.copy()
print(f'list_2: {l_2}')

3. Using the slicing technique

l_3 = l_0[:]
print(f'list_3: {l_3}')

4. Using the extend() method

l_4 = []
l_4.extend(l_0)
print(f'list_4: {l_4}')

5. Using the append() method

l_5a = []
for i in range(len(l_0)): l_5a.append(l_0[i])
print(f'list_5a: {l_5a}')

l_5b = []
for j in l_0: l_5b.append(j)
print(f'list_5b: {l_5b}')

6. Using list comprehension

l_6 = [k for k in l_0]
print(f'list_6: {l_6}')