Answer:
classroster = ["Bill", "Tyler", "Jake", "Sam", "Joe"]
print("Original Roster: " + str(classroster))
classroster.append("June")
print("Added student: " + str(classroster))
classroster.pop(0)
print("Removed the first student" + str(classroster))
Explanation:
We create a variable named classroster and assign it a list value by using []
We print text with the value of the variable classroster, but we used the str tag to make it a string value
We used classroster.append to add "June" to the end of the list.
We then print the classroster again
We use classroster.pop(0) to remove "Bill" on the list. If we wanted to remove "Tyler" from the list, we would use classroster.pop(1).
If we wanted to remove "Jake" we would use classroster.pop(2)
and so on. goodluck!
