77. Python Program to Remove a Task by Its Number

Overview

Remove an item by its position with pop(), and use the item you got back.

Problem Statement

A to-do list holds ["cook", "clean", "shop", "study"]. Read a task number (a whole number). Task 1 is cook. If the number is from 1 to the number of tasks, remove that task with pop() and print two lines: the task that is done, and the tasks that are left. Otherwise print No such task. For example, for 2:

Done: clean
Left: ['cook', 'shop', 'study']

Use input() with no prompt text: the tests type the input for you, and a prompt would end up in your output.

Input

One value per line, in this order. Example:

2

Output

The output for that example:

Done: clean
Left: ['cook', 'shop', 'study']

The tests try 5 different inputs.