Srikanth wrote:
> Hi,
>
> list.remove(item) removes the first item from the list, but how do I
> say to remove a particular index from a list without using it's value?
>
> Let's say I have 4 items in my list as
>
>>>> li = ["sri", "s", "srikanth", "s"]
>
> And if I want to remove the last item ("s"), how do I remove it?
> li.remove(-1) doesn't do it. This is my problem.
>
>>> li = ["sri", "s", "srikanth", "s"]
>>> del li[-1]
>>> li
['sri', 's', 'srikanth']
>>>
regards
Steve
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