To-Do 10 XP Easy

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Lists are mutable — you can change, add, and remove items!

Common list methods:

`.append(item)` — adds to the end
`.remove(item)` — removes first occurrence
`.pop()` — removes and returns the last item
`.insert(index, item)` — inserts at a specific position

tasks = ['wake up', 'eat breakfast']
tasks.append('go to school')
tasks.remove('eat breakfast')
print(tasks)  # ['wake up', 'go to school']

📋 Instructions

Create a to-do list and modify it: ```python todo = ['laundry', 'dishes', 'homework'] ``` 1. Add `'exercise'` to the end 2. Remove `'dishes'` 3. Insert `'breakfast'` at index 0 4. Print the final list Expected output: ``` ['breakfast', 'laundry', 'homework', 'exercise'] ```

Use .append(), .remove(), and .insert(0, 'breakfast') in that order. You've got this — take it step by step!

⚠️ Try solving it yourself first — you'll learn more!

tasks = ['wake up', 'eat breakfast']
tasks.append('go to school')
tasks.remove('eat breakfast')
print(tasks)  # ['wake up', 'go to school']

🧪 Test Cases

Input

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Expected

['breakfast', 'laundry', 'homework', 'exercise']

Expected program output

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main.py

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Output

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