motorcycles ['honda''yamaha''suzuki'print(motorcyclesv popped_motorcycle motorcycles pop( print(motorcyclesx print(popped_motorcyclewe start by defining and printing the list motorcycles at at we pop value from the list and store that value in the variable popped_motorcycle we print the list at to show that value has been removed from the list then we print the popped value at to prove that we still have access to the value that was removed the output shows that the value 'suzukiwas removed from the end of the list and is now stored in the variable popped_motorcycle['honda''yamaha''suzuki'['honda''yamaha'suzuki how might this pop(method be usefulimagine that the motorcycles in the list are stored in chronological order according to when we owned them if this is the casewe can use the pop(method to print statement about the last motorcycle we boughtmotorcycles ['honda''yamaha''suzuki'last_owned motorcycles pop(print("the last motorcycle owned was last_owned title("the output is simple sentence about the most recent motorcycle we ownedthe last motorcycle owned was suzuki popping items from any position in list you can actually use pop(to remove an item in list at any position by including the index of the item you want to remove in parentheses motorcycles ['honda''yamaha''suzuki' first_owned motorcycles pop( print('the first motorcycle owned was first_owned title('