In the Python shell, do the following:

Q. In the Python shell, do the following:

(i) Define a variable named states that is an empty list.

(ii) Add 'Delhi' to the list.

(ii) Now add 'Punjab' to the end of the list.

(iv) Define a variable states2 that is initialized with 'Rajasthan', 'Gujrať, and 'Kerala'.

(v) Add 'Odisha' to the beginning of the list.

(vi) Add ‘Tripura’ so that it is the third state in the list.

(vii) Add 'Haryana' to the list so that it appears before 'Gujrať. Do this as if you DO NOT KNOW where 'Gujrať is in the list.

Hint. See what states2.index("Rajasthan") does. What can you conclude about listname.index(item) does ? what

(viii) Remove the 5th state from the list and print that state's name.

Answer :

1 = states = []

2 = states.append (“Delhi”)

3 = states.append (“Punjab”)

4 = states2 = ['Rajasthan', ‘Gujrat’, 'Kerala']

5 = states2.insert (0, ‘Odisha’)

6= states2.insert (2, ‘Tripura’)

7 = states2.insert (states.index('Gujrat'), 'Haryana')

8 = print( states2.pop(4) )