Learning Python: The Ultimate Guide for Beginners to Coding with Python with Useful Tools

How to Remove an Item Using Value
It is not in every situation that you will know the exact position of a value you want to remove
from your list. Remember, if you identify the value, then you can use the remove()method because
it serves the best option in this situation. Do you remember our previous example where we use the
del function? However, this is different. Let's remove an item from the list of our kitchen_item.
kitchen_item = [“pot,” “kettle,” “fridge,” “dishwasher,” “microwave,” “knife,” “bowls”]
print(kitchen_item)
kitchen_item.remove(kettle)
print(kitchen_item)

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In the example above, our aim was to remove the kettle from the list of kitchen items. The output
will be as follow:
[“pot,” “kettle,” “fridge,” “dishwasher,” “microwave,” “knife,” “bowls”]
[“pot,” “fridge,” “dishwasher,” “microwave,” “knife,” “bowls”]
Exercise to Try
The following exercises to try may seem complex; however, the offer you a huge opportunity to
include all the lists we have described in this section.
First list – If you are given the opportunity to invite 10 persons (dead or alive) for a
love feast, who will you invite. Then print a message for each individual, inviting him
or her to your love feast.