Why are Python Lists called dynamic arrays ?

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Why are Python Lists called dynamic arrays ?

Lists are dynamic arrays. They are arrays in the sense that we can index items in a list (for example, mylist[3]), and we can select subranges (for example, mylist[2:4]).
They are dynamic in the sense that we can add and remove items after the list is created. 

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