In Python, lists come with a useful method called “pop()”, which allows us to remove a specific element from a list while also assigning it to another variable. This is particularly helpful when we need to extract and store a value when modifying the original list. The “pop()” method requires an index as an argument, specifying which element to remove. If no index is provided, it defaults to removing the last element in the list.

This method is useful when handling tasks like stack operations (Last-In-First-Out), reordering elements, or selectively removing values.

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