array = [1,3,3,4,5] print array[0] # will put the number "1" to the screen, because arrays are 0 Indexed (they start counting from 0) print array[1] # will put the number "3" print array[2] # will also, put the number "3" print array[3] # will put the number "4" print array[4] # will put the number "5" ## The "#" means ignore eveything on this line after this, it's called a "Comment", you can uncomment the line below to test it. #print array[5] # will cause an error, as this is out of the array bounds! We've reached the end of our collection, so it can't go any further. class ComplexObject: # First we're declaring the class oneToTen = [1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10] # declaring a class variable here def addOneToTen(self): x = 0 for val in self.oneToTen: x = x+val return x someObject = ComplexObject() print someObject.addOneToTen() print someObject.oneToTen[0] # this will print "1"
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