?? Day #51 of My 365 Days Coding Challenge!

?? Day #51 of My 365 Days Coding Challenge!

?? A Personal Reflection:

Ever tried opening a box, only to find another box inside... and another? Nested lists are like that—lists inside lists inside lists. Today’s challenge? Flattening them into a single list!

?? What I Did Today:

I wrote a function that recursively flattens a nested list, making it a single-level list.

?? Key Learning:

  • Recursion makes handling unknown depths of nesting easy.
  • Using isinstance(item, list) ensures we only recurse when needed.
  • Extending the list (instead of appending) keeps it properly flattened.

? Extra Touch:

? Handles any level of nested lists.

? Works dynamically—doesn't need prior knowledge of the structure.

? Super useful for data processing tasks!

?? Your Turn:

Try modifying this function to handle nested tuples as well!


#365DaysOfCode #CodingChallenge #Recursion #FlattenLists

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