#Fundamental data types
#int - integers-numbers - no decimal-places
#float- decimal numbers - and it take more spaces or memory
print(2+4)
print(type(6))
print(type(2-4))
print(type(2*4))
print(type(2/4))
print(type(10.56))
print(2 ** 3)
print(5 // 4)
print( 5 % 4) #moduler
# 20-video- math functions
print(round(3.9))
print(abs(-20))
#21-video - developer fundamental --use google...to find key words to program
#22-video - # operator precedence
print((20-3) + 2 ** 2)
# using this list,
basket = ["Banana", "Apples", "Oranges", "Blueberries"];
# 1. Remove the Banana from the list
basket2 = basket.remove('Banana')
# 2. Remove "Blueberries" from the list.
basket2 = basket.remove('Blueberries')
# 3. Put "Kiwi" at the end of the list.
basket2 = basket.append('Kiwi')
# 4. Add "Apples" at the beginning of the list
basket2 = basket.append('Apples')
# 5. Count how many apples in the basket
#print(basket.count('Apples'))
# 6. empty the basket
#new_list= basket.clear()
print(basket)
print(basket.count('Apples'))
# using this list,
basket = ["Banana", "Apples", "Oranges", "Blueberries"];
# 1. Remove the Banana from the list
basket2 = basket.remove('Banana')
# 2. Remove "Blueberries" from the list.
basket2 = basket.remove('Blueberries')
# 3. Put "Kiwi" at the end of the list.
basket2 = basket.append('Kiwi')
# 4. Add "Apples" at the beginning of the list
basket2 = basket.append('Apples')
# 5. Count how many apples in the basket
#print(basket.count('Apples'))
# 6. empty the basket
#new_list= basket.clear()
print(basket)
print(basket.count('Apples')
