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Write correct Python code to complete the following tasks. Do not use any list methods or functions other than len() to accomplish the requested task, if needed, and slicing (i.e. myList[0:1]) to solve the requested problem.
Given a list called myList, an integer called pos, and a value called addme, insert addme into your list at position pos. Assume the list is long enough that this will not cause any errors.
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