Reading 1 value from a list PYTHON
Lists are annoying but really good. Here is a simple example of how to use lists
bob = [0, 4, "Te"]
print(bob)
the output or console should say
[0, 4, Te]
or something like that but here's the thing what if you want it to print 1 value from a list you would do
Tea = ["Bob", "Ross", "Teah"]
and you want it to only print value 3 (Teah) of the list you would do
print(Tea[2])
If you're wondering why I used 2 not 3 it's because lists start at 0. So if your number 1 is 0 and 2 is 1 and so on this confused me at first but then someone helped me with this little method