What is the bug in the following code snippet in Python?

my$\_$list $=[1,2,3,4,5]$

for $i$ in range$($len$($my$\_$list$))$:

if $i==3$ :

my$\_$list.remove$($i$)$

print$($i$)$

Using the remove function with the index instead of the element

Missing parentheses around the condition

None of the above

Using the range function instead of directly iterating over the list