list = [1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13] print(list[list[4]])

Question

This list[4] within the print(list) makes the fourth value get skipped and you end up printing the fifth placeholder. The answer is 8

Answer 1

list[4] evaluates to 5. So, list[list[4]] is the same as list[5] which evaluates to 8

Answer 2

hmm , i see a downvote in both AJ sir's and ChaoticDawgs Answers ... 👀

Answer 3

Tom Clark

To understand this type of problem you can you can divide your program in small pieces like

list[list [4]]

You can store list[4] in another variable

b = list[4] so now your code will look like

list[b]

Now b is 5 so list [5] will be 8