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The first item in a list is always at the position 0, the last item its always at position length - 1 like this: last_position = len(my_list)-1 ...

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Python lists are sequences of values, like any sequence they have positions that you can use to access and retrieve its items.

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Video from http://www.cdf.toronto.edu/~heap/racket-lectures.html on how to groups values into lists, and then access list elements ...