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| To strike an element off a list and assign it to a variable, what keyword do you use? | pop | ^ *pop *$ | |
| Fill in the blank to pop the third element off the list. | popped_element = big_list.pop(__) | 2 | ^ *2 *$ |
| Complete the code to pop the first element off the list. | popped_element = big_list____________ | .pop(0) | .`pop`(`0`) |
| Pop the second element off the list y and assign it to the variable x. | x = y.pop(1) | x = y.pop(1) | |
| Pop an element off a list and assign it to a variable. Make everything up. | x = y.pop(1) | ^ *[a-zA-Z_][a-zA-Z0-9_]* = [a-zA-Z_][a-zA-Z0-9_]*\.pop\([0-9]*\) *$ | |
| Pop the first element of list y and append it to the end of list x. | x.append(y.pop(0)) | ^ *x\.append\(y\.pop\(0\)\) *$ | |
| Pop the fourth element of list y and insert it as the third element of list x. | x.insert(2, y.pop(3)) | ^ *x\.insert\(2, y\.pop\(3\)\) *$ | |
| Using minimal code, pop the last element off list y and assign it to the variable x. | x = y.pop() | ^ *x = y\.pop\(\) *$ | |
| x equals 100 plus the sixth element popped off list y. Code it in a single statement. | x = 100 + y.pop(5) | ^ *x = 100 \+ y\.pop\(5\) *$ | |
| Using the keywords append and pop, move the first element of the list x to the end of list x. | x.append(x.pop(0)) | ^ *x\.append\(x\.pop\(0\)\) *$ | |
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