# 
## Overview
A **list** is a data storage structure that holds a collection of data objects. The **`list()`** method in Clojure builds lists. You can read this [shot](https://www.educative.io/answers/what-is-the-list-method-in-clojure) about creating a list.

The **`cons()`** method is a `list` method that adds a data item to a list and returns a new list.

## Syntax
```
(cons element lst)
```
## Parameter
We pass two parameters to the `cons()` method:

**`lst`**: This represents the list of items.

**`element`**: This represents the data items to be added.

## Return value
The `cons` method will return a list of data items.
## Example



(ns clojure.examples.example
   (:gen-class))
(defn Conss []
   (println (cons 6 (list 11, 54,9))))
(Conss)

## Explanation


* Line 3: We define a function, `Conss`.

* Line 4: We print the new list returned using `println`. The `cons` method adds data item `6` to the list.  

* Line 5: We call the `Conjj` function.

What is the cons() method in Clojure?

Adds an element to a Clojure list, returning a new list.