How to add a item in list taking user input

Question

appending elements in tuple

Answer 1

x = input()
list =["hello", "darkness", x]
print(list)

Answer 2

Is it list, or tuple?

For list:

a = ["Python", "C"]
a.append(input())

For tuple: (Tuples are immutable, so we can't technically append to them. The following builds a new tuple by combining the old one and the input, and give it the same name.)

a = ("Python", "C")
a += (input(),)

Don't miss the comma in the second line!

Answer 3

using loop

Answer 4

Method 1: First make the user enter n, the number of inputs. Then just do a for loop with range(n).

Method 2: use a while True condition. Break the loop when the user enters a special keyword, like "end".

Answer 5

I got the ans

a=[]

def addElement():
x=input('enter the element: ')
while x!='' :
a.append(x)

c=input('if you want to enter a another account press y')
if c=='y' :

addElement()
else:
print(a)

addElement()
print(a)