Matlab Save() & Load() methods to python equivalent - python

I'm new to Python and I'm needing to convert some Matlab code I have to Python. Here's the code I have:
save(myFile, 'list','config');
else
load(myfile, 'list');
end
I've been looking within Python and I can't seem to find an equivalent method for this. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!


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