Write a program that takes a list as input and outputs the last element of that list. The input list can be of any size

Question

I'm getting a hard time getting this lol probably easy solution

Answer 1

I am surprised...
I wrote this code:
x = list(input())
lastelement = x[-1]
print(lastelement)

But for test case 2, the input is 42 (only element) and my output is 2. All other test cases no problem. What could be wrong?

Answer 2

x = input()
elements = x.split()

#your code goes here
print(x[-2])
print(x[-1])

Answer 3

str = input()
print(str[-1])

Answer 4

Share your attempt at the solution.
Give an example of the input, as a list could be input in may forms (I.E. space separated, comma separated, no separation, etc)
The last element can always be found using -1 as the index.

Answer 5

Try this:
print(elements[-1])

Answer 6

Its very easy, U can get list from the user by using "eval" & use -1 index for getting last element from the list:-

L= eval(input ("Enter the list in comma separated form in [ ] : "))

LastEle= L[-1]

print(LastEle)

Answer 7

Approach 1: Using map()

x=list(map(int,input.split()))
print(x[-1])

Approach 2: list comprehension

x=int(input())
lis_t=[input() for i in range(x)]
print(lis_t[-1])

Approach 3: Using Normal for loop,

x=int(input())
lis_t=[]
for i in range(x):
lis_t.append(input())
print(lis_t[-1])

Answer 8

# Asks input from user separated by commas
user_string = input("Enter items separated with \",\": ")

# stores the comma separated values in a list named user_list
user_list = user_string.split(",")

print() #an empty line for vis
print() #an empty line for vis

# prints user_list for visual purposes
print("User_list = ", user_list)

print() #an empty line for vis

# prints the last item in user_list
print("The last item is,", user_list[-1])

Answer 9

x = input()
elements = x.split()

#your code goes here
print(elements[-1])