Defining a list in Python is really quite simple. All that's needed is to give a name to the list and then initialize by providing it with values. 

For example:

myExampleList = [element1, element2, element3,...]

myStringList = ["Learn", "python","with","Educative"]
print(myStringList)

Similar to most other programming languages, lists in Python are zero indexed.

For example:

`myIntList = [1, 3, 5 ,2, 4]`

We will use `myIntList[0]` to get the first element from the list, that is, *1*.



myIntList = [1,3,5,2,4]
print(myIntList[3])

> Note: You can create an empty list: `lst = []` or `lst = list()`

How to make a list in Python

Creating and accessing lists in Python is simple, using zero-based indexing for elements.

How to make a list in Python

Initializing a list of strings

Accessing elements