Python: Difference between append and ‘+=’ for lists
In many applications += and append are interchangeable,
but for Python lists they are not.
If you are appending a list of lists to another list of lists,
append will only append the first list;
you need to use += in order to join all of the lists at once.
Via Kaggle.com.
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