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clear() method in Python List

It is a method in python that clears all the content of the list. It empties the existing list. It doesn’t return a value. This method won’t work for Python 3.2 and below. You have to use del operator instead. This method doesn’t take any parameters in it.

Syntax:

list.clear()

Example 1:

s = [“Name“, “codewindow“, “Country“, “India“]
s.clear()
print(s)

Output:

[]

Explanation:

It emptied the existing list by clearing all the items inside it.

Example 2:

s = [{10, 2}, (‘code‘), [‘10.1’, ‘2.8’]]
s.clear()
print(s)

Output:

[]

Explanation:

It emptied the existing parent list by clearing all the items inside it.

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