# A list is an ordered collection of elements
myList = ["dog", 10, True, 2.5]
print("Initial values of list: " + str(myList))
# You can access an element in the list by typing the name of the list
# and brackets with the position in between
# Positions in lists start at index 0, instead of 1
# So to get the element "dog" from myList, we would type:
print("myList[0] = " + myList[0])
# To make it clearer, here's the indexing for the list above
# myList -> "dog" 10 True 2.5
# index -> 0 1 2 3
# To add an element to the list, you can use Arithmetic
# However there must be brackets around the element when you do this
myList = myList + ["cat"]
print("myList, with 'cat' added: " + str(myList))
# To remove an element, use the function remove(value)
# Here's an example
myList.remove(10)
print("myList, with 10 removed: " + str(myList))
# Below, try creating your own list
# Print out elements in certain positions and try removing the first element
# Add an element to the end of your list as well
