$3\mathrm{.}20$ LAB: List basics

Instructor note:

Reminders:

to create a list: the$\_$list $=\text{'}[$one$,$ two, three$]$

to combine $($concatenate$)$ lists: one$\_$list $+$ two$\_$list

to add thing to a list: the$\_$list.append $($thing$)$

to find the position $($index$)$ of thing in a list: the$\_$list.index $($thing$)$

to assign something to an index of a sequence $($string or list$)$: the$\_$list $[$index$]=$ thing

to remove an element from a list: the$\_$list.remove $($thing$)$

to remove an element from a list and assign it to a variable: result $=$ the$\_$list.pop $($index$)$

Given the user inputs, complete a program that does the following tasks:

Define a list, my$\_$list, containing the user inputs: my$\_$flower$1,$ my$\_$flower$2,$ and my$\_$flower $3$ in the same order.

Define a list, your$\_$list, containing the user inputs, your$\_$flower$1$ and your$\_$flower$2,$ in the same order.

Define a list, our$\_$list, by concatenating my$\_$list and your$\_$list.

Append the user input, their$\_$flower, to the end of our$\_$list.

Replace my$\_$flower$2$ in our$\_$list with their$\_$flower.

Remove the first occurrence of their$\_$flower from our$\_$list without using index$().$

Remove the second element of our$\_$list.

Observe the output of each print statement carefully to understand what was done by each task of the program.

Ex: If the input is:

rose

peony

lily

rose