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

particular  data  type  the  users  want  to  keep  track  of  in  the  program.
However, to give the users full control, first define an empty list, which will
hold values of the users. With this, you can use the append method to add
new elements to the list created.
Inserting Elements
The second way of adding an element in a list is by inserting the element to
the position you want through the insert() method. You have to specify the
index of both the new element and the value, respectively. For instance, we
want to insert a “spoon” after the microwave item on the list.
kitchen_item  =  [“pot,”  “kettle,”  “fridge,”  “dishwasher,”  “microwave,”

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“knife,” “bowls”]
print(kitchen_item)
kitchen_item.insert(3, “spoon”)
print(kitchen_item)
Your output will be:
[“pot,”  “kettle,”  “fridge,”  “dishwasher,”  “spoon”  “microwave,”  “knife,”
“bowls”]
What happened in the example above is that I inserted the value “spoon” at
the third index. The insert method enables us to create a space between the
“dishwasher” and the “microwave” while storing the value “spoon” to the
location created.