How can I get index (1) with values of 4 list [1, 2, 3, 1] on python

Answer 1

You can give a start index, from where you want to look:

thatlist.index(1, 1)

The second argument is the position from where the method reads, so it doesn't get stuck at the first 1.

Answer 2

You will get index "1" in this way:

mylist = [1, 2, 3, 1]
print(mylist[1])

This will print: 2, because the '2' is on index 1 in this list.

If you want to get the first element, you have to use Index '0'

Answer 3

HonFu , I hope so 😉
But now it's for me also not really clear

Answer 4

Ah, that's what was meant? I see...

Answer 5

Thanks for your answer all.