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## Overview
An **array** is used to store multiple items, elements, or values of the same ``datatype`` in a single variable.

The ``fromlist()`` function is simply used to append or add a list to the ending of a given array.
## Syntax

## Parameter value
The ``fromlist()`` method takes a ``list`` as the parameter value.

## Return value
The ``fromlist()`` method returns an array having a list added to the end to 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])


# creatomg a list
y = [8, 9, 10]

# using the fromlist() function
x.fromlist(y)

# Printing the new array
print(x)

## Explanation
* Line 2: We import the array module in python.
* Line 5: We create an array variable `x`.
* Line 9: We create a string variable `y`.
* Line 12: We use the `fromlist()` function to add the list in `y` to the array `x`.
* Line 15: We print the new array `x` which now has the list values in `y` added to its ending. 


What is the array fromlist() function Python?

The fromlist() function appends a list to the end of an array, modifying the array directly.