Introductory Python on simple list manipulations

Numerical_manipulations.py

# coding=utf-8
# coding=utf-8
__author__ = 'Kennedy Otieno'

# let's begin with lists

agelist = [12, 22, 33, 14, 92, 65, 74, 13, 98, 44, 22, 78]
firstsum = agelist[0] + agelist[4]  # we'd like to manipulate the data stored in agelist we should get 104
print(firstsum)

secondsum = agelist[-4] - agelist[-6]  # we should get 98-74=24
print(secondsum)

# let's do some slicing with this list
slice1 = agelist[3:5]  # should print 14 & 92
print(slice1)

slice2 = agelist[4:]  # should print 92...78
print(slice2)

slice3 = agelist[-4:]  # should print 13...12
print(slice3)

slice4 = agelist[:5]  # should print 12...92
print(slice4)

# let's do some skipping

skip1 = agelist[::2]  # should print 12,33,92,74,98,22 unless we made a mistake ☺
print(skip1)

skip2 = agelist[-1::-3]  # should do the above but backwards hence the values skipped above
print(skip2)

skip3 = agelist[2:7:2]  # should print third number to sixth number while skipping a digit . hope so!
print(skip3)

skip4 = agelist[-1:-8:-3]  # should print from last digit to last digit-from right- while skipping 2 digits
print(skip4)

agelist1 = [14, 73, 15, 96, 52, 41, 83, 44, 61]

concat1 = agelist1 + agelist  # guess what this does?
print(concat1)

# let's sort concat 1
# concat2 = concat1.sort()  # sorts itself !
# print(concat2)

word = raw_input("Enter your line: ")
newword = sorted(word)
print(newword)

# k="e" in word
# print(k)

k= raw_input("Enter the word or letter to search: ")
rel= k in word
print(rel)

print"Your line contains the following number of characters ",len(word)