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# 1. Create a list called 'movies' with your favorite 4 movies movies = [ " The Dark Knight " , " Inception " , " Interstellar " , " The Prestige " ] # 2. Print out the first movie in the list (Index 0) print(movies[ 0 ]) # 3. Change the first movie to "Star Wars" movies[ 0 ] = " Star Wars " # 4. Print out the first movie again to show it has changed print(movies[ 0 ]) Use code with caution. Copied to clipboard

# 1. Create a list of favorite movies movies = ["The Shawshank Redemption", "The Dark Knight", "The Godfather", "Pulp Fiction"] # 2. Print the 0th element in the list print(movies[0]) # 3. Update the 0th element to "Star Wars" movies[0] = "Star Wars" # 4. Print the 0th element again to verify the change print(movies[0]) Use code with caution. Copied to clipboard Key Concepts to Remember 7.2.9 Top Movies

Many fan favorites and critically acclaimed works sit comfortably in this tier. According to IMDb lists and Reddit discussions , top-performing movies in this range include: Change the first movie to "Star Wars" movies[

To understand the pantheon of great films is to understand the history of the medium itself. The evolution of "Top Movies" follows a trajectory from the silents of the 1920s to the dominance of the franchise era in the 2020s. Below is an exploration of the pillars that uphold the cinematic ceiling. Create a list of favorite movies movies =

. In this exercise, students practice creating and modifying lists by managing a collection of their favorite films. Feature Breakdown: CodeHS 7.2.9 Top Movies This exercise is designed to teach the fundamentals of list indexing mutability —the ability to change data after it has been created. 1. Define the List