When the increment or decrement operator is placed before the operand (or to the operand's left), the operator is being used in
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Explanation:
Given
Options A to D
Required
Which deletes the first occurrence of 3
The options show that the question is to be answered using the knowledge of Python.
So, we analyze each of the options using Python syntax
(a) listB.clear(3)
In python, clear() is used to delete all elements of a list, and it does not take any argument i.e. nothing will be written in the bracket.
<em>Hence, (a) is incorrect</em>
(b) listB(3)
The above instruction has no meaning in Python
(c) listB delete(3)
The above instruction as written is an invalid syntax because of the space between listB and delete.
Also, it is an invalid syntax because lists in Python do not have the delete attribute
This removes the first occurrence of 3