Lists

In Nougaro, Lists work like in Python:

[] is an empty list
[1, 2, "helloworld"] is a list with some elements.
A list can contain every types of elements (numbers, strings, lists...)
To create a list with elements from another list (and other elements), you can use this syntax: var list_ = [3, 4] ; print([1, 2, *list_, 5]) prints [1, 2, 3, 4, 5].

Operations

You can add elements to lists: [1, 2, 'str'] + '3' = [1, 2, 'str', 3]. Can be done with append([1, 2, 'str'], 3)
Extend lists with multiplication: [1, 2, 'str'] * [3, 4, 'str2'] = [1, 2, 'str', 3, 4, 'str2']. Can be done with extend([1, 2, 'str'], [3, 4, 'str2'])
Extend lists with theirselves using multiplication with integers: [0]*3 = [0, 0, 0] ; ["a", None]*2 = ["a", None, "a", None]
Get one element with division: [1, 2, 'str'] / 0 = 1, [1, 2, 'str'] / -1 = 'str'
Get one or more elements with call: [0, 1, 2, 3, 4](3, -2) = [3, 3]
Pop elements with substraction: [1, 2, 'str'] - 0 = [2, 'str'], [1, 2, 'str'] - -1 = [1, 2]. Can be done with pop([1, 2, 'str'], 0) (but returns the element popped)
Insert elements with insert(list, value, index).
Replace elements with replace(list, index, value).