Answer: count
Explanation:
Given the program :
>>> aList = [3, 10, 10, 10, 30, 30]
>>> aList. ___(10)
To obtain a value of 3 on the next line, we use the count function :
aList.count(10)
The above statement returns the number of occurrences of digit 10 in the list aList. Digit 10 occurs 3 times in the list. Hence, output will be 3
The index function returns the lowest index where the digit 10 appears and thus it will give an output of 1
The pop function to used to deletes item belonging to a specified index and returns the item which is removed, for this exercise, selecting the pop function will throw an error as the list does not have any item with the index 10.
Answer:
count
Explanation:
count does exactly what it is inteded for...count, counts.
count(10) counts how many 10s there are. theres 3 tens so count is the answer to get 3 on the next line.
