Creating a list containing a range of numbers from 1 to N
in Python can be achieved through several methods. Hereβs a concise list of alternative solutions:
- Method 1: Using the
range()
function with a list comprehension. - Method 2: Utilizing the
range()
function with thelist()
constructor. - Method 3: Employing a loop to manually append numbers.
Method 1. List Comprehension with range()
N = 10 list_from_1_to_N = [i for i in range(1, N+1)]
This method utilizes list comprehension, a concise way to create lists. The range(1, N+1)
generates numbers from 1 to N
, and the list comprehension constructs a list from these numbers.
Method 2. list()
Constructor with range()
N = 10 list_from_1_to_N = list(range(1, N+1))
The list()
constructor is used to convert the range of numbers generated by range(1, N+1)
into a list. It’s a straightforward approach, suitable for beginners.
Method 3. Looping and Appending
N = 10 list_from_1_to_N = [] for i in range(1, N+1): list_from_1_to_N.append(i)
In this method, a for loop iterates through each number generated by range(1, N+1)
, and each number is appended to the list manually. This approach is more verbose but illustrates the process of building a list step by step.
You can find more ways in this more comprehensive article: