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I am studying python, and I have seen something I am in doubt, when I add something to a list, I use .(point) but when I delete no, it says it’s a method, when I use .(dot), example: amigos.insert(0, 'colegas de classe'), and when you don’t use the dot? It has a different name, or it remains a method, only without a name?
You are citing for example the method
l.append(123)and the keyworddel l[0]?– Augusto Vasques
Yeah, that’s what I mean.
– Estudante Mayckson
To documentation flame
delof "instruction" (in English, statement). The rest can be method or function, the difference of which is already explained in the above questions in the blue box– hkotsubo