python/practice_python _lists.py at master · nathanforester/python · GitHub

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# Lists!


# Fine a list with cool things inside!

    # Examples: Christmas list, things you would by with the lottery
    # Christmas_list = ['ipad', 'iphone', 'Nike Air Max', 'Honey Jack Daniels', 'A trip to Vegas']
    # It must have 5 items

    # Complete the sentence:

    # Lists are organized using: #


example_xmas = ['walkie talkies', 'socks', 'lynx']


# Print the lists and check it's type
print(type(example_xmas))


# Print the list's first object
print(example_xmas[0])


# Print the list's second object
print(example_xmas[1])


# Print the list's last object
print(example_xmas[-1])


# Re-define the first item on the list and
example_xmas.pop(0)
example_xmas.insert(0, 'Mountain Bike')


# Re-define another item on the list and print all the list
example_xmas.pop(1)
example_xmas.insert(1, 'Unicycle')
print(example_xmas)


# Add an item to the list and print the list
example_xmas.append('Motorbike')
print(example_xmas)


# Remove an item from the list and print the list
example_xmas.remove('Motorbike')
print(example_xmas)


# Add two items to list and print the list
example_xmas.append('moon-cakes')
example_xmas.append('n log n')
print(example_xmas)


# example_xmas.append('iphone')

# example_xmas.append('money for icecream')

# print(example_xmas)

# done for now..