ValueError if the value is not in the list.numbers = [3, 7, 1, 4, 2, 8, 5, 6]
numbers.index(5)
numbers *= 2
numbers
numbers.index(5, 7)
7 in the range of elements with indices 0 through 3.numbers.index(7, 0, 4)
in and not in¶in tests whether its right operand’s iterable contains the left operand’s value.1000 in numbers
5 in numbers
not in tests whether its right operand’s iterable does not contain the left operand’s value.1000 not in numbers
5 not in numbers
in to Prevent a ValueError¶key = 1000
if key in numbers:
print(f'found {key} at index {numbers.index(search_key)}')
else:
print(f'{key} not found')
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