How to create a list with all values being zero

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numbers = [] is the preferred way in Python,do you get error when run @ichabod801 code?

# Using literals [],the prefered way
>>> numbers = []
>>> numbers
[]
>>> numbers.append(0)
>>> numbers
[0]
>>> numbers.append(99)
>>> numbers
[0, 99]
 
>>> # Function object list()
>>> numbers = list()
>>> numbers
[]

>>> # No need initialize list as may do in other langues as C/C++
>>> numbers = [0] * 4
>>> numbers
[0, 0, 0, 0]

If only shall display numbers in a string i would keep it as string,and only convert to int() if needed.

numbers = []
for number in range(4):
    numbers.append(input('Enter a value for the list: '))

print(f"\nHere are the values you entered: {','.join(numbers)}.")

Output:
λ python num.py
Enter a value for the list: 10
Enter a value for the list: 0
Enter a value for the list: 0
Enter a value for the list: 999

Here are the values you entered: 10,0,0,999.