[ append( append( [ pop( [ push onto stack pop off stack the pop method also accepts an optional offset of the item to be deleted and returned (the default is the last item at offset - other list methods remove an item by value (remove)insert an item at an offset (insert)count the number of occurrences (count)and search for an item' offset (index-- search for the index of an itemnot to be confused with indexing!) ['spam''eggs''ham' index('eggs' insert( 'toast' ['spam''toast''eggs''ham' remove('eggs' ['spam''toast''ham' pop( 'toastl ['spam''ham' count('spam' index of an object (search/findinsert at position delete by value delete by position number of occurrences note that unlike other list methodscount and index do not change the list itselfbut return information about its content see other documentation sources or experiment with these calls interactively on your own to learn more about list methods other common list operations because lists are mutableyou can use the del statement to delete an item or section in placel ['spam''eggs''ham''toast'del [ delete one item ['eggs''ham''toast'del [ :delete an entire section same as [ :[['eggs'as we saw earlierbecause slice assignment is deletion plus an insertionyou can also delete section of list by assigning an empty list to slice ( [ : ]=[])python deletes lists in action