Instruction
Good. We can also use square brackets to get multiple elements at once.
# define a list companies = ['Royal Dutch Shell', 'BP', 'Total', 'Volkswagen', 'Glencore Xstrata', 'Gazprom'] # get top 3 companies print(companies[0:3])
We used companies[0:3] to get all list elements with indices from 0 (inclusive) to 3 (exclusive). This means we got companies[0], companies[1], and companies[2] (but not companies[3]). The result is a new list.
Exercise
What was the water level during the weekend (i.e., days 6 and 7) in your previously defined list? Print two list elements.
Stuck? Here's a hint!
Use
print(water_level[5:7])



