One intuition that supports this indexing
convention is that the index represents how far an element is offset from the
beginning of the list.
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2.2 Data Abstractiong expression.
>>> pair[0]
10
>>> pair[1]
20
Lists in Python (and sequences in most other programming languages) are
0-indexed, meaning that the index 0 selects the first element, index 1
selects the second, and so on. <span>One intuition that supports this indexing
convention is that the index represents how far an element is offset from the
beginning of the list.
The equivalent function for the element selection operator is called
getitem , and it also uses 0-indexed positions to select elements from a
list.
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