Why does print [1].append(2) evaluate to None? I expect [1,2]
>>> print [1].append(2) None
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Method 1
That’s because append returns nothing (= None).
>>> print [1].append(2) None
Method 2
array.append doesn’t return the array you appended to, it returns None.
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