[ASSIGNMENT] What is the output of this code and why?

Question

a=[1,2,3,4,5]
for n in a :
a.remove(n)
print (a)

Answer 1

In the for loop :

0) In 1st iteration, n becomes 1(the first element), and a.remove(1) removes the element 1 from the list.
Thus, a becomes [2,3,4,5].

1) In 2nd iteration, n becomes second element of the list (3 in this case), and a.remove(3) removes the element 3.
Thus, a becomes [2,4,5].

2) In 3rd iteration, n becomes third element of the list (5 in this case) and the 5 gets removed.
Thus a becomes [2,4].
Now, after this iteration, we reach the end of the list, and so the loop terminates.

Thus, we get the output : [2,4].

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Jan Markus
It seems a.remove(n) removes the first element equal to n, and maybe that is why the output is similar in the list of strings.

Answer 4

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Answer 5

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