Introduction:

In this tutorial, we are going to explain how to use Python list index() Method with basic syntax and many examples for better understanding.

Python list index() method It returns the lower index value of passed object in the list, if object is present in the list.

Syntax:

<list_variable_name>.index(object)

Input Parameters:

• object : is a element of list whose index to be found.
• list_variable_name : The lists that we want to count a particular element inside.

Example

alphabet=['a','b','c','d']
print("Index of c: ",alphabet.index('c'))

Output of example

Index of c: 2

In the above example, By using index() method as ” alphabet.index(‘c’)”, we can easily find the index of element ‘c’ in the list variable ‘alphabet’.

In this tutorial, you have learned how to the lower index value of passed object in the list using Python list index() method.
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Similar Python list Methods:

• list.append(object) : It appends object to the given list.
• list.count(object) : It returns count of how many times object occurs in the list.
• list.extend(seq) : It appends object to the given list.
• list.insert(index,object) : It inserts object into the list at offset index.
• list.pop(obj=list[-1]) : It removes last object from the list and returns removed object of a list.
• list.remove(object) : It removes object from the list.
• list.reverse() : It reverses objects of list in place.
• list.sort([func]) : It sorts objects of a list and use compare func, if given.

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