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hello guys and welcome to Python programming tutorials by immers Academy today in this tutorial we are discussing about how to use negative index in lists till now we used positive index to access the element in the list for example if I create one list called list 1 here if I want to access this element 2 then I need to mention the listening that is list 1 and its index here the first element has 0 index and the second element index is 1 so I will mention 1 and here we can see the value similar to the positive index we can use negative index to access the element in the list that is the last element of the list weamp;#39;ll take the index minus 1 second last will be minus 2/3 last will be minus 3 like that here the index of value 4 will be minus 1 value 3 will be minus 2 this will be minus 3 and this will be minus 4 if I want to access the same element that is 2nd element then if I mention minus 3 and here we can see their limit okay here we can see an example here these are the valu