text: # Assign the first element of the list to answer_1 on line 2
  
  lst=[11, 100, 99, 1000, 999]
  answer_1=lst[0]
  print(answer_1)
  
  #=====================================
  #This time print the second element of the list directly on line 3. You should get 100.
  
  lst=[11, 100, 101, 999, 1001]
  print(lst[1])
  
  #======================================
  #Print the last element of the list through variable answer_1.
  
  lst=[11, 100, 101, 999, 1001]
  #Type your answer here.
  
  answer_1=lst[-1]
  print(answer_1)
  
  #=====================================
  #On line 3, add the string "pajamas" to the list with .append() method.
  
  gift_list=['socks', '4K drone', 'wine', 'jam']
  # Type your code here.
  
  gift_list.append('pajamas')
  print(gift_list)
  
  #=====================================
  #On line 3, this time add the sub-list: ["socks", "tshirt", "pajamas"] to the end of the gift_list.
  
  gift_list=['socks', '4K drone', 'wine', 'jam']
  # Type your code here.
  
  gift_list.append(["socks", "tshirt", "pajamas"])
  print(gift_list)
  
  #======================================
  #On line 3, this time insert "slippers" to index 3 of gift_list.
  
  gift_list=['socks', '4K drone', 'wine', 'jam']
  # Type your code here.
  
  gift_list.insert(0, 'slippers')
  print(gift_list)
  
  #=======================================
  #With .index() method you can learn the index number of an item inside your list. Assign the index no of 8679 to the variable answer_1.
  
  lst=[55, 777, 54, 6, 76, 101, 1, 2, 8679, 123, 99]
  #  Type your code here.
  
  answer_1=lst.index(8679)
  print(answer_1)
  
  #=========================================
  #Using .append() method, add a new list to the end of the list which contains strings: "Navigator" and "Suburban".
  
  lst=["CRV", "Outback", "XC90", "GL", "Cherokee", "Escalade"]
  #  Type your code here.
  
  lst.append(['Navigator', 'Suburban'])
  print(lst)
  
  #=========================================
  #Using .remove() method, clear the last element of the list.
  
  lst=[55, 777, 54, 6, 76, 101, 1, 2, 8679, 123, 99]
  #  Type your code here.
  
  lst.remove(99)
  print(lst)
  
  #========================================
  #Using .reverse() method, reverse the list.
  
  lst=[55, 777, 54, 6, 76, 101, 1, 2, 8679, 123, 99]
  #  Type your code here.
  
  lst.reverse()
  print(lst)
  
  #=========================================
  #Using .count() method, count how many times 6 occur in the list.
  
  lst=[55, 6, 777, 54, 6, 76, 101, 1, 6, 2, 6]
  #  Type your code inside print() function.
  
  answer_1=lst.count(6)
  print(answer_1)
  
  #==========================================
  #What is the sum of all the numbers in the list?
  
  lst=[55, 6, 777, 54, 6, 76, 101, 1, 6, 2, 6]
  
  #  Type your code on line 4:
  
  answer_1=sum(lst)
  print(answer_1)
  
  #==========================================
  #What is the minimum value in the list?
  
  lst=[55, 6, 777, 54, 6, 76, 101, 1, 6, 2, 6]
  
  #  Type your code on line 4:
  
  answer_1=max(lst)
  print(answer_1)
  
  #=========================================
  #What is the maximum value in the list?
  
  lst=[55, 6, 777, 54, 6, 76, 101, 1, 6, 2, 6]
  
  #  Type your code on line 4:
  
  answer_1=min(lst)
  print(answer_1)