Add entry to list and remove first one in Python
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I have a list of about 40 entries. And I frequently want to append an item to the start of the list (with id 0) and want to delete the last entry (with id 40) of the list.
how do i do this the best?
like: (example with 5 entries)
[0] = "herp"
[1] = "derp"
[2] = "blah"
[3] = "what"
[4] = "da..."
after adding "wuggah" and deleting last it should be like:
[0] = "wuggah"
[1] = "herp"
[2] = "derp"
[3] = "blah"
[4] = "what"
or appending one and deleting first.
And I don't want to end up manually moving them one after another all of the entries to the next id.
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