exercise_a_stops.py

stops = [ "Croy", "Cumbernauld", "Falkirk High", "Linlithgow", "Livingston", "Haymarket" ]

stops.append("Edinburgh Waverley")
print(stops)
stops.insert(0,"Glasgow Queen Street")
print(stops)
stops.insert(4,"Polmont")
print(stops)
print(stops[5])
stops.remove("Livingston")
print(stops)
del stops[2]
print(stops)
stops_len = len(stops)
print(stops_len)
stops.sort()
print(stops)
stops.reverse()
print(stops)
[print(x) for x in stops]




#1. Add "Edinburgh Waverley" to the end of the list
#2. Add "Glasgow Queen St" to the start of the list
#3. Add "Polmont" at the appropriate point (between "Falkirk High" and "Linlithgow")
#4. Print out the index position of "Linlithgow"
#5. Remove "Livingston" from the list using its name
#6. Delete "Cumbernauld" from the list by index
#7. Print the number of stops there are in the list
#8. Sort the list alphabetically
#9. Reverse the positions of the stops in the list
#10 Print out all the stops using a for loop