how to merge two lists in python without using plus

I have two list in same size in python and want to merge them to become one list with the same number size as before

first one :

['add ', 'subtract ', 'multiply ', 'divide ']

second one :

[3, 2, 3, 2]

and i want output came like :

['add 3', 'subtract 2', 'multiply 3', 'divide 2']

How can I do that?

I tried this:

list3 = functions_name + main_function_count

but the output is :

['add ', 'subtract ', 'multiply ', 'divide ', 3, 2, 3, 2]

>Solution :

+ is adding the lists themselves, you want to apply + to each element.

ops = ['add ', 'subtract ', 'multiply ', 'divide ']
nums = [3, 2, 3, 2]
list3 = [op+str(n) for op, n in zip(ops, nums)]
# or using an fstring to remove "+" entirely
list3 = [f"{op}{n}" for op, n in zip(ops, nums)]

zip lets you iterate multiple "iterables", like lists, in parallel.

edit: changed n to str(n), fstring