How can you insert elements in array?

Python array insert operation enables you to insert one or more items into an array at the beginning, end, or any given index of the array. This method expects two arguments index and value.

The syntax is

arrayName.insert(index, value)

Example

Let us add a new value right after the second item of the array. Currently, our balance array has three items: 300, 200, and 100. Consider the second array item with a value of 200 and index 1.

In order to insert the new value right “after” index 1, you need to reference index 2 in your insert method, as shown in the below Python array example:

import array
balance = array.array('i', [300,200,100])
balance.insert(2, 150)
print(balance)