Question: I have a list in Python which includes up to 50 elements.
In order for me to easily add/subtract elements, I'd prefer to either code it vertically (each list element on one Python code line) or alternatively, import a separate CSV file?

```
list_of_elements = ['AA','BB','CC','DD','EE','FF', 'GG']

        for i in list_of_elements:
        more code...

```

I'd prefer code like this:

```
list_of_elements = 
['AA',
'BB',
'CC',
'DD',
'EE',
'FF', 
'GG']

        for i in list_of_elements:
        more code...

```

Just to clarify, it's not about printing, but about coding.
I need to have a better visual overview of all the list elements inside the Python code.

Answer: 
The first line should contain the first element, like this: 

```
list_of_elements = ['AA',
'BB',
'CC',
'DD',
'EE',
'FF', 
'GG']

```

or as Naufan Rusyda Faikar commented: `Put backslash next to = Or put the left bracket next to =`.

```
list_of_elements = \
['AA',
'BB',
'CC',
'DD',
'EE',
'FF', 
'GG']

list_of_elements = [
'AA',
'BB',
'CC',
'DD',
'EE',
'FF', 
'GG']

```

All three will work.
```
list_of_elements = ['AA','BB','CC','DD','EE','FF', 'GG']
new_code = '[' + ',\n'.join(list_of_elements) + ']'

new_code will be like this:
[AA,
BB,
CC,
DD,
EE,
FF,
GG]

```

Copy and paste it.