# A list like list01 below may contain several elements or items: list01 = ['Pride', 'Prejudice', 'Zombies'] # We can target particular items in a list: print list01[0] # The counting starts at zero, therefore the [0] notation gives us the first element. # Try altering the number to show the second and third elements here! # Note that the 'print' function is crucial if you want something to show up! # Code here! # A for loop is a very handy and powerful way to repeat a set of procedures # Here we use 'item' as the name for individual elements # Because the print functions below are within the for loop, the indentation is crucial #Remove the '#' in lines 21-23 to see what happens #for item in list01: # print item # print list01.index(item) # Now you see the results. Is it what you expected? If not, revisit the codes and make sure you understand HOW it works. # This is important to understand how the for loop works, before you move on to the task of the day.
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