Why and how multiple lines input works in Python

Before you report me for duplicate let me link similar topics which say how to write the code, but don't say how it works:

• How do I read multiple lines of raw input in Python?
• How to get multiline input from user [duplicate]

Now the code to read multiple lines:

'''
input data:
line 1
line 2
line 3
'''

line_holder = []

while True:
    line = input("\nPlease paste here lines :\n")
    if line:
        line_holder.append(line)
    else:
        break
for line in line_holder:
    print(line)

How I understand it:

• loop will repeat until "break" statement
• in input we paste multiple lines which are stored in some kind of queue
• if there is anything in the input queue to work with
• add first value from this queue to list
• if there is nothing, kill the loop with "break"
• finally, print what we added from queue input to list

So if there is a queue of inputs, how else can I reach it? How is it stored on the computer and why do I need to build list, to see it?

So if there is a queue of inputs, how else can I reach it?
As written your loop does not access a queue - input takes input from stdin ... typically data entered from the keyboard by the user.

How is it stored on the computer ...?
Assume you are referring to the non-existent queue (see above) but when you append line to the list, you are storing that line in the list.

... and why do I need to build list, to see it?
You don't - you could just print the line to see it, but if you want to use that data later you have to put it in some kind of container and a list is convenient.