How can you take a list of numbers and add 3 to every number in the list using only one line of code?

If the list is l1, we can create a new list l2 with all the numbers within being 3 more than each number in l2 by using a list comprehension as follows:

l2 = [x+3 for x in l1]

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Answered by Toby D. Python tutor

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