#lists

#string variables
city0 = "Atlanta"
city1 = "Baltimore" 
city2 = "Chicago"
city3 = "Denver"
city4 = "Los Angeles"
city5 = "Seattle"

#print the third string variable 
print("Welcome to" + city3)

#creating a list of cities
cities = ["Atlanta", "Baltimore", "Chicago", "Denver", "Los Angeles", "Seattle"]

#print the third element of the list by accessing its index using variable name and its index encloed in square brackets
print("Welcome to" + cities[3])

#mixed data types
mixed_things = [1, "Bob", "Now is"] 

#print bob using its index
print("printing bob by accessing its index ", mixed_things[1])


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<mask token>

<mask token>
print('Welcome to' + city3)
<mask token>
print('Welcome to' + cities[3])
<mask token>
print('printing bob by accessing its index ', mixed_things[1])

city0 = 'Atlanta'
city1 = 'Baltimore'
city2 = 'Chicago'
city3 = 'Denver'
city4 = 'Los Angeles'
city5 = 'Seattle'
print('Welcome to' + city3)
cities = ['Atlanta', 'Baltimore', 'Chicago', 'Denver', 'Los Angeles', 'Seattle'
    ]
print('Welcome to' + cities[3])
mixed_things = [1, 'Bob', 'Now is']
print('printing bob by accessing its index ', mixed_things[1])

#lists

#string variables
city0 = "Atlanta"
city1 = "Baltimore" 
city2 = "Chicago"
city3 = "Denver"
city4 = "Los Angeles"
city5 = "Seattle"

#print the third string variable 
print("Welcome to" + city3)

#creating a list of cities
cities = ["Atlanta", "Baltimore", "Chicago", "Denver", "Los Angeles", "Seattle"]

#print the third element of the list by accessing its index using variable name and its index encloed in square brackets
print("Welcome to" + cities[3])

#mixed data types
mixed_things = [1, "Bob", "Now is"] 

#print bob using its index
print("printing bob by accessing its index ", mixed_things[1])

