Objective

Grab eggs and populate a list you can store in a container.

Grab the different eggs in the barn, and store them together in a list so you may place them together inside a container.

Lists are like variables that allow you to store multiple values together in a single place. You write it like a normal variable but instead you place [] as the value, like this: mylist = [] . Then add values to it by writing the name of the list and add the function append() to add a value to it, like this: mylist.append(1) . Here is an example:

my_list = []
my_list.append(3) # First value stored in the list is 3
my_list.append(5) # Second value stored in the list is 5
my_list.append(2) # Third value stored in the list is 2

# This code creates a list in this fashion: my_list = [3, 5, 2]

Grab all the eggs of each color in the field and create the variables: blue_eggs, red_eggs, green_eggs. Create a list named eggs , like this eggs = [] , then store inside the variables the eggs you’ve collected of each corresponding type, like this: blue_eggs = 5.

With this set up, you can add the variable to the list using the append() function mentioned above, like this: eggs.append(blue_eggs). Be sure to append them in the same order of color listed above and as provided in the code editor.

Once all eggs are inside the list head for the X mark and place them inside the container using the place() function the same way you would place a variable, like this: player.place(eggs) .