Swaprava Nath added the comment:
I realised that this is a normal behavior, I just had two for loops, nested,
and every time the inner for loop runs, the list flushes. No worries, sorry!
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resolution: -> not a bug
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New submission from Swaprava Nath:
I'm storing several variables in a list after a computation in a for loop. I'm
bundling the variables in a tuple and appending this tuple to a list. So, the
structure should be:
iter 1: list = [tuple1]
iter 2: list = [tuple1, tuple2]
iter 3: list
