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:#Lets Let's start with by creating a list and then applying some function functions to each item in that list. Issue the following to create a list. The below will print out and then display the square of for each item.within that list:<source>

</source>:#To In order to store these results (i.e. squares ) for later use, you would have to create a new list and append the squares to it. This will generate a new list that contains squared values in the same positions of the first list. This is In this way, you are using an existing list in order to create a new (larger) list.:#To demonstrate, issue the following:<source>