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You can use pop to remove an item from any position in a list by including the index of the item you

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want to remove in parentheses.

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So now we will add, for example, zero, right?

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Let's delete the BMW here and now.

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The last car model I owned was a BMW.

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We start popping the first car model in the list and then we print a message about that car model.

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The output is a simple sentence describing the first car model I have ever owned.

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Remember that each time you use the pop, the item you work with is no longer stored in the list.

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So actually, let's try it with our first created code, which you can download from attachments.

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Now let's let's see what will happen if we try that same example list.

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And as you can see here, we no longer have BMW here and instead we have popped the BMW variable and

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pop car model.

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So the pop car models as I said earlier, this is not a list.

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This is just a variable that holds the pop car pop value here.

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So if you are unsure whether to use the Dell statement or the pop method, here's a simple way to decide.

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So when you want to delete an item from a list and not use that item in any way, you can use the Dell.

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You can use the Dell statement.

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If you want to use an item as you remove it, you use the pop.