Python Python Collections (2016, retired 2019) Lists Removing items from a list

Sondre Fjellving
Sondre Fjellving
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Posted by Sondre Fjellving
Sondre Fjellving
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How would you solve this task?

I have been stuck with this task for 2 hours now, and I cannot grasp my head around it. For some reason I am not able to iterate through the list using a for loop.

Some suggestions would be much appreciated! Thanks in advance!

I am going to bed now, I will be back in a few hours.

Jake Kobs
Jake Kobs
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Jake Kobs
Jake Kobs
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Like so:

messy_list = ["a", 2, 3, 1, False, [1, 2, 3]]
#Storing the value at index 3 in popVal variable
popVal = messy_list.pop(3)
#Inserting popVal at index 0 of messy_list
messy_list.insert(0,popVal)

# Removing letter "a" from list
messy_list.remove("a")
#Deleting 3rd element from list (False)
del messy_list[3]
#Deleting 3rd element from list ([1,2,3])
del messy_list[3]

Hope this helps!

2 Answers

Sondre Fjellving
Sondre Fjellving
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Sondre Fjellving
Sondre Fjellving
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Thanks Jake! This helped. Have a good day and happy coding, see you around! :)

Jake Kobs
Jake Kobs
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Jake Kobs
Jake Kobs
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No worries! I took this course a while back so I had to do some googling. Google is your friend when it comes to coding.

Best wishes, Jake

Sondre Fjellving
Sondre Fjellving
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Sondre Fjellving
Sondre Fjellving
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Yeah, it is so nice of you to help me! I will keep that in mind!