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Python how to add a string to the beginning of a list

listexample['exampleone', 'examplethree']
listexample.insert(0, 'exampletwo')
print(listexample)
#prints ['exampletwo', 'exampleone', 'examplethree']
#Use the insert() method when you want to add data to the beginning or middle of a list. 
#Take note that the index to add the new element is the first parameter of the method.

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