In the Python shell, you can use the following command to view the list class public interface:

dir$($list$)$

You can use the following command to view descriptions for the list class methods:

help$($list$)$

Make sure you test your program each time you add the code for a given part.

This is called incremental testing.

It is better to find errors early so you do not repeat them.

YOU ARE NOT ALLOWED TO HARD$-$CODE AN ANSWER TO ANY PART.

For example, for part $1,$ you cannot have:

print $(1)$

print $(7)$

print $(12)$

For this part, you should use list indexing to print each item.

YOU ARE NOT ALLOWED TO HARD$-$CODE THE LENGTH OF THE LIST.

For example, for part $2,$ you cannot have:

print $(12)$

For this part, you should use the len$()$ function.

YOU ARE NOT ALLOWED TO RE$-$INITIALIZE myList IN ANY PART.

Your code MUST progressively modify myList as specified in the comments.

Do NOT write code in any part like:

myList $=[1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12]$

or

myList $=[12,11,10,9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2,1]$

or

myList $=$ anything else