I wrote:

I am curious, and just so when I make another project with lists I won't be surprised.

turkey3 wrote:

It depends directly on your RAM. Every new one-character item in a list adds a couple bytes to your RAM (one for the item and one for its number), so if you have 4 gigs of RAM free, that would be about 2 billion 1-character items.

repeat (infinity)
add (pick random (1) to (10)) to [list v]

end

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