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## Overview
An **``array``** in Python is used to store multiple values of the same type in a single variable.

The word "append" means "to attach to," which gives us a clue as to what this shot is all about. To attach an item or value to an existing array, we use the **``append()`` function**, which appends a new item with a value to the end of the array. 

```
append(x)
```
Where **``x``** is the value that we are attaching to the existing variable.

## Parameter value
The ``append()`` function takes the value to which we want to add or attach an argument.

## Return value
The ``append()`` function returns an array containing the new value added to the end of the array.

## Example


# importing the array module
import array as arr

# creating an integer data type array
x = arr.array('i', [1,2,3,4,5,6,7])

# using the append function
x.append(100)

# printing the new array
print(x)

How to append an array in Python

Appending in Python adds values to the end of an array using the append() function.