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Modifying lists in Python
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We can modify lists in Python using index notation or slice expressions.
Examples
Index notation
To modify the element at index position 1:
['apple', 'raspberry', 'pear']
Slice expression
To modify the first two elements:
['strawberry', 'banana', 'pear']
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