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What is Python?Aliases and operator Arrays Booleans Classes Code blocks Comments Conditional statements Console Data structures datetime module Decorator Dictionaries Docstrings enum enumerate() function Equality operator Exception handling False File handling Filter()Floats For loops Formatted strings Functions Generator Globals()Greater than operator Greater than or equal to operator If statement in operator Indices Inequality operator Integers Iterator Lambda function Less than operator Less than or equal to operator List append() method List comprehension List count()List insert() method List pop() method List sort() method Lists Logging map() function Match statement Math module Merge sort Min()Modules Multiprocessing Multithreading None not operator OOP or operator Parameters print() function Property()Random module range() function Recursion Reduce()Regular expressions requests Library return statement round() function Sets SQLite String decode()String find()String join() method String replace() method String split() method String strip()Strings Ternary operator time.sleep() function True try...except statement Tuples Variables While loops Zip function

Index in Python

Every element in a list has a numbered position called an index. Indices start at zero and increase with each further value. That means that the second element in temperatures is at index [1].


                  
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                    temperatures = [17, 20, 26, 24]
print(temperatures[1])