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Concatenation of two lists elements - list extend and copy methods

 #Concatenation of two lists elements

mylist1=[34,55,66,77,'krishna']

mylist2=[56,77,33,44]

mylist3=mylist1+mylist2

print(mylist3)

output:

[34, 55, 66, 77, 'krishna', 56, 77, 33, 44]

#using extend method

mylist1.extend(mylist2) # adding second list to first list

print(mylist1) 

outpput:

[34, 55, 66, 77, 'krishna', 56, 77, 33, 44]               

#copy one list to another list useing copy() method

mylist=[45,66,33,44,77]

newlist=mylist.copy() # copy list elemetns mylist to newlist

print(newlist)

output:
[45, 66, 33, 44, 77]






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