list usually contains more than one elementit' good idea to make the name of your list pluralsuch as lettersdigitsor names in pythonsquare brackets ([]indicate listand individual elements in the list are separated by commas here' simple example of list that contains few kinds of bicyclesbicycles py bicycles ['trek''cannondale''redline''specialized'print(bicyclesif you ask python to print listpython returns its representation of the listincluding the square brackets['trek''cannondale''redline''specialized'because this isn' the output you want your users to seelet' learn how to access the individual items in list accessing elements in list lists are ordered collectionsso you can access any element in list by telling python the positionor indexof the item desired to access an element in listwrite the name of the list followed by the index of the item enclosed in square brackets for examplelet' pull out the first bicycle in the list bicyclesbicycles ['trek''cannondale''redline''specialized' print(bicycles[ ]the syntax for this is shown at when we ask for single item from listpython returns just that element without square brackets or quotation markstrek this is the result you want your users to see--cleanneatly formatted output you can also use the string methods from on any element in list for exampleyou can format the element 'trekmore neatly by using the title(methodbicycles ['trek''cannondale''redline''specialized'print(bicycles[ title()this example produces the same output as the preceding example except 'trekis capitalized