# 
## Overview
An **``array``** stores multiple values, items, and elements of the same data type in a single variable.

The **``pop`` method** removes an item from an array using the index value or the position of the item in the given array.
## Syntax
```
array.pop([i])
```
## Parameter value
The ``pop()`` method takes the item's index position to be removed from the given array.  If we do not provide any parameter, the last value from the array will be removed by default.

## Return value
The ``pop()`` method returns an array after removing the specified element or item from the original array.

## Example


# importing the array module
import array as arr

# creating an integer data type array
x = arr.array('i', [1,2,3,4,5,6,7])

# using the pop method to remove index 2 of the array
x.pop(2)

# printing the new array
print(x)

## Explanation
* Line 1: We import the `array` module and assign the alias `arr` to it.
* Line 5: We create an array variable, `x`, of the integer type (`i` represents integer data type) using the `arr.array()` function.
* Line 8: We invoke the `pop()` method on `x` and pas the index value 2. It will remove the element from the array present at the specified index.

* Line 11: We print the array,`x`, after removing the element.

>It is worthy to note that in Python, an array starts at index 0.


What is the array pop() method in Python?

The array pop() method removes and returns an item from an array by its index. Without an index, it removes the last item.