Python list

Question

I have a little trouble understanding this part.

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

Answer is 8:

How do we arrive at 8👀

Answer 1

Indexes are from 0 so list[4] evaluate to 5 so you get list[5]. Index 5 is 8. (as index 0 is 1 in your list, index 1 is 1, index 2 is 2, index 3 is 3, index 4 is 5 and index 5 is 8).

Answer 2

It's 8, because list [4] = 5, next evaluation is list [5] which is 8. Hope it helps you.

Answer 3

Oo, yeah i see now😁😁. Thanks guys . I feel stupid. Appreciate the help

Answer 4

washie mugo , you are welcome 😉

Answer 5

This is one of the worst ways to iterate a list, I am not sure why SoloLearn puts these out there as they make no sense and don't really teach. Just my opinion