The list() function is a built-in function in Python that creates a list object from a given iterable. For example:
You can also use it to create an empty list by calling list() with no arguments:
You can also use it to create a list from a tuple or another list:
list() is a powerful function that allows you to create lists from a variety of different iterable objects, making it a useful tool to have in your Python toolkit.
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