Given the following challenges, use append(), extend(), pop(), and insert()to change the contents of the lists. The aim of this activity is to get acquainted with list methods by utilizing various Python list methods. Using the ipython3 interactive shell, change the contents of this list using the various available methods. Suppose that we have the following list: Strawberry, Blueberry, Blackberry, Cranberry Define the list berries with the following elements shown in Snippet 5.11: Strawberry, Blueberry, Blackberry, Cranberry Snippet 5.11 Change the contents of this list using the various available methods: Note: Check your output by calling the list after each method Using the built-in append() method, add the value Raspberry to the list berries. Using the built-in extend() method, extend an empty fruits list from the berries list that you created previously. Insert Mangoes into the fruits list at index 2 using the built-in method insert(). Remove the element at index 1 from the fruits list using the built-in method pop() and replace it with Apples, using the insert() built-in method. Finally, sort the elements in the fruits list by using the built-in method sort() with keyword arguments. Set the key argument to None and the reverse argument to False.

Given the following challenges, use append(), extend(), pop(), and insert()to change the contents of the lists.

The aim of this activity is to get acquainted with list methods by utilizing various Python list methods.

Using the ipython3 interactive shell, change the contents of this list using the various available methods.

Suppose that we have the following list:

Strawberry, Blueberry, Blackberry, Cranberry

Define the list berries with the following elements shown in Snippet 5.11:

Strawberry, Blueberry, Blackberry, Cranberry

^{Snippet 5.11}

Change the contents of this list using the various available methods:

Note: Check your output by calling the list after each method

1. Using the built-in append() method, add the value Raspberry to the list berries.

2. Using the built-in extend() method, extend an empty fruits list from the berries list that you created previously.

3. Insert Mangoes into the fruits list at index 2 using the built-in method insert().

4. Remove the element at index 1 from the fruits list using the built-in method pop() and replace it with Apples, using the insert() built-in method.

5. Finally, sort the elements in the fruits list by using the built-in method sort() with keyword arguments. Set the key argument to None and the reverse argument to False.