How to remove elements from a list?
You can remove items from a list in multiple ways.
Example 1 - del list[index] - del: deletes the item at the index you provide
list = ['First Value', 'Second Value', 'Third Value']
del list[0]
print(list)
Output:
['Second Value', 'Third Value']
Example 2 - list.pop() - pop takes out the last item inside the list
list = ['First Value', 'Second Value', 'Third Value']
take_item = list.pop()
Output:
['First Value', 'Second Value']
NOTE: with the pop function you can specify inside the parenthesis the index of the item you want to delete also: list.pop(1) will result in ['First Value', 'Third Value'].
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