Write a method doubleUp that doubles the size of a list of integers by doubling-up each element in the list. Assume there's enough space in the array to double the size.

The solution in Python is as follows:

class myClass:

    def doubleUp(self,doubleList):

         doubleList[:0] = doubleList[::2] = doubleList[1::2] = doubleList[:]

newlist =  []

n = int(input("Number of elements: "))

for i in range(n):

    num = int(input(": "))

    newlist.append(num)

list = myClass()

list.doubleUp(newlist)

print(newlist)

Explanation:

Start by creating a class

The solution in Python is as follows:

class myClass:

Then define the method doubleUp

    def doubleUp(self,doubleList):

The duplicates is done here

         doubleList[:0] = doubleList[::2] = doubleList[1::2] = doubleList[:]

The program main begins here

This defines an empty list        

newlist =  []

This prompts user for number of elements

n = int(input("Number of elements: "))

The following iteration get the elements of the list

for i in range(n):

    num = int(input(": "))

    newlist.append(num)

This defines the instance of the class

list = myClass()

This calls the method

list.doubleUp(newlist)

Lastly, this prints the duplicate list

print(newlist)

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