Use parallel lists to create an emoji unicode list with an explanation list for each emoji. Each list should have at least ten items. Emoji unicode sequences should have nine digits in Python. Most will require three zeros

in place of the plus sign, but some will require four zeros.

Here's my sample output:

Considerations:

You can "chain" emoji unicodes into a single list item. For example, the last item of the

ram and the rhinoceros are stored in the list together as $"$U$0001$F$40$FU$0001$F$98$F$\text{'}.$

Emoji unicode sequences should have nine digits in Python. Most will require three zeros

in place of the plus sign, but some will require four zeros $($for example, the airplane:

U$+2708$ becomes $"$U$00002708"$ in your code$).$

You can organize your descriptions by putting each on its own line, but be sure to mind

your commas between descriptions:

Once your lists are loaded, loop through them in parallel to produce the output.