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@me If you're looking for a function that applies another function to each element of a list and aggregates the results, it'd typically be done with a list comprehension:

[your_function(item) for item in your_list]

But you can also use list(map(your_function, your_list)) if you want. Basically, it's a built-in function rather than a method of the list class.

There's also a whole discussion to be had about lists vs generators and why you often wouldn't even need to make a list in the first place, but I won't get into that unless you want to know more.