How do I use remove() and pop() in Python?

How do I use remove() and pop() in Python?

In Python, remove() is used to delete a specific value from a list, while pop() removes an item at a given index and returns it.

Can you give me an example of using remove()?

Sure! If you have a list like fruits = ['apple', 'banana', 'cherry'], you can use fruits.remove('banana') to remove 'banana'.

What about pop()? How does that work?

With pop(), you can do something like fruits.pop(1), which will remove and return the item at index 1, which is 'cherry'.

What happens if I try to pop from an empty list?

If you try to pop from an empty list, Python will raise an IndexError because there are no items to remove.