How to increase the length of a python list based on a parameter?

I have the following lists:

l1 = list(range(10))
l2 = [False for i in range(10)]

I can merge them into a list of dictionaries by implementing the following code:

res = [{l1[i]: l2[i] for i in range(len(l1))}]

My result is the following:

[{0: False,
  1: False,
  2: False,
  3: False,
  4: False,
  5: False,
  6: False,
  7: False,
  8: False,
  9: False}]

I would like to repeat the content of the dictionary x times. For example, if x=2 the res list would be the following:

[{0: False,
  1: False,
  2: False,
  3: False,
  4: False,
  5: False,
  6: False,
  7: False,
  8: False,
  9: False},
 {0: False,
  1: False,
  2: False,
  3: False,
  4: False,
  5: False,
  6: False,
  7: False,
  8: False,
  9: False}]

My question is how I can define a way to repeat the content of the dictionary based on the x number and save the result on the res list.

Thanks

>Solution :

You can use zip to join your 2 lists together, then repeat them with another list comprehension:

l1, l2 = [*range(10)], [False]*10
n = 3
res = [{i1:i2 for i1,i2 in zip(l1,l2)} for _ in range(n)]