# .title to Capitalize the first letter of every word in our list.
# .strip to strip out all white space from the variable
name = 'tarik  '
print(name.title().strip())

players = ['tarik', 'stewie', 'shroud', 'skadoodle', 'seangares']
print(f"My favorite player is: {players[0].title()}")

# .append to add a variable to the end of our list
players.append('shoxieJESUS')
print (players[-1])

# We can add a variable to our list in a specific index spot like below
players[0] = 'flusha'
print(players[0])

# .insert to add a value to our list with the params (indexValue, variable)
players.insert(2, 'twistz')
print(players[2])

# We can use del() to delete objects like classes, variables, list variables, etc
del players[0]
print(players)
del name

# .pop to remove and return the last value in our list
# We can also pop a specific index value with .pop(indexValue)
print(f"We're going to get rid of our favorite player: {players.pop()}")

# We can use .remove if we don't know the index value of the item we want to remove from the list
players.remove('stewie')
print (players)

# We can re-arrange our list permanently alphabetically using .sort
# We can also sort it in reverse alphabetical order with .sort(reverse=TRUE)
players.sort()
print(players)
players.sort(reverse=True)
print(players)

# If we don't want to re-arrange our list permanently we can use sorted()
print(sorted(players))

# If we want to reverse the list but not alphabetically we can use .reverse()
players.reverse()
print(players)

# We want find the length of a list using len()
print(len(players))
amountOfPlayers = len(players)