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Pablo Cortes
1,545 Pointscan someone help me with line 4 I thought in order to add 2 diferent list you only need the plus sign
beatles = ["John"]
others = ["George", "Ringo"]
beatles.append("Paul")
beatles.extend = beatles + others
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Jason Anders
Treehouse Moderator 145,859 PointsHi Pablo Cortes
No, the plus sign is not what is needed here, just the extend
method. Have a quick review of the video, specifically at the 2:12 mark. He explains the proper use of extend
.
Keep Coding! :)