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Using Python, (tip: think of a list inside a list)
Create a list called list5 containing the following two items in the given order: five and 5. Create another list called list9 containing the following four items in the given order: nine, 9, 9.0, and nueve. Attach the entire list9 to the end of list5’s list, creating a list of length 3. Assign it to A5.
Assign to A8 the last item in A5 by indexing the A5 list.
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