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Expand Up @@ -108,16 +108,16 @@ countries_of_top_cities = ['Croatia', 'USA', 'Argentina', 'Mexico', 'USA', 'Moro

### Accessing Elements of Lists

Now our `top_travel_cities` list contains multiple elements, and just like we are used to list elements having a rank or number associated with them...
Now Our `top_travel_cities` list contains multiple elements, and just like we are used to list elements having a rank or number associated with them...

1. Solta
2. Greenville
3. Buenos Aires

...a list in Python also assigns a number to each element.
...A list in Python also assigns a number to each element.


```python
```Python
top_travel_cities
```

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```python
```Python
top_travel_cities[0]
```

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Now we have another variable called `top_two` that points to an array which contains an array of elements equal to the first two elements of `top_travel_cities`.

### Changing elements with destructive methods
### Changing Elements with Destructive Methods

Now that we can read and select certain elements from lists, let's work on changing these lists. To add a new element to a list, we can use the `append` method.

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