alist = [2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8]
print(alist[1:4])

piece = alist[2:5]
# Now we're going do do all the examples with piece
# Not alist

alist[3] = 243
print(piece)
print(alist)
piece.append("cow")
print(piece)
print(alist)
piece[len(piece):] = ["moose"]
print(piece)
piece[1:3] = ["a", "b", "c"]
print(piece)
# Causes an out of range error
# piece[len(piece)] = "extra"
piece.insert(3, "fox")
piece.insert(3, "fox")
piece.insert(3, "fox")
print(piece)
# Remove the extra fox
print(piece.remove("fox"))
print(piece)
piece.remove("fox")
print(piece)
piece.remove("fox")
print(piece)
# Don't do this!  There are no more foxes
# piece.remove("fox")
print(piece.pop())
print(piece)
print(piece.index("cow"))
# Print a message if "cow" is in the list
#piece.remove("cow")
# Not going to work
# Crashes if cow is not in the list!
#if(piece.index("cow") > -1):
#    print("There is a cow in your list!")
#    print("Better than in your living room")

# Works, but we don't like this
try:
    piece.index("cow")
    print("There is a cow in your list!")
    print("Better than in your living room")
except:
    print("Your list is cow-free!")

if "cow" in piece:
    print("There is a cow in your list!")
    print("Better than in your living room")
else:
    print("Your list is cow-free!")

number_list = [4, 1, 8, 3, 4]
number_list.sort()
print(number_list)

# Can't sort this!  Compare ints to strings?
#piece.sort()