# list

# A list is an ordered set of items, separated by comma in square brackets. 
# Items can be of any type (stings, integers, ...)

mylist = ["Symbian", "PyS60", "MobileArt"]
print mylist


# accessing an item of a list
myitem = mylist[2]      # reads out the 3rd item "MobileArt" (3rd item has list index 2)
print myitem


# adding an item at the end of the list 
mylist.append("Fun")     # the list looks now like ["Symbian", "PyS60", "MobileArt", "Fun"]
print mylist


# removing a certain item from a list
mylist.remove("MobileArt")      # the list looks now like ["Symbian", "PyS60", "Fun"]
print mylist

# removing an item at a position of a list 
mylist.pop(1)      # the list looks now like ["Symbian", "Fun"]   (2nd item "PyS60" had list index 1)
print mylist


# replace an item  of a list 
mylist[1] = "Python"    # the list looks now like ["Symbian", "Python"]    (we changed the 2nd item "Fun" that had the list index 1 to "Python")
print mylist