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Lesson 6 — Lists
Lists of values
A list stores many values in order inside square brackets. append() adds an item to the end, and a for loop reads them one by one.
Why it matters: most real data comes in groups — fruits, users, scores — and lists keep them together so you can work through them.
Tip: list positions start at 0, so fruits[0] is the first item.
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Task
Add grape to the list and print every fruit, one per line.
Run your code — when the output matches the task, you will see a green check. Then mark the lesson complete.
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