How to Access Items in a List in Python
In this section, we'll talk about accessing data stored in a list using their index.

Here is what a list looks like:

myList = ["yes", "no", "maybe"]
The items are nested in square brackets where each item is separated by a comma.

Items in a list have index numbers assigned to them when the list is created or as we add them to the list. This index number starts at zero. So the first item in a list has an index number of zero and the second has an index number of one and so on.

In the list we created in the example above, the index of "yes" is 0, the index of "no" is 1, and the index of "maybe" is 2.

myList = ["yes", "no", "maybe"]

print(myList[0]) # yes
print(myList[1]) # no
print(myList[2]) # maybe
Now let's look at some of the methods we can use to select the last item in our lists.
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