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# Python List Operations 2026-06-21 1- List Search index(): Returns the index of the specified data in the list Syntax: list.index(data, start_index, end_index) count(): Counts the occurrences of the specified data in the current list len(): Number of items in the list in: Checks if the specified data is in a list not in: Checks if the data is not in a list list1=["a","b","c","a","e","f"] print(list1.index("c")) #2 print(list1.count("a")) #2 print(len(list1)) #6 print("H" in list1) #False print("H" not i