Is there a more elegant implementation of this?

x = subjects.pop(subjects.index(text))
subjects.insert(0,x)

When I put it directly into the second line, I get a wrong item popped.

In case its not clear, I need to grab an element of a list and move it to the front.

Question

Is there a more elegant implementation of this?

x = subjects.pop(subjects.index(text))
            subjects.insert(0,x)

When I put it directly into the second line, I get a wrong item popped.

In case its not clear, I need to grab an element of a list and move it to the front.

farmdawgnation · Answer

What language is this?

anonymous · Answer

python

farmdawgnation · Answer

Sorry, Python is one of the few modern languages I'm not familiar with. :(

anonymous · Answer

The right code is:
x = subjects.pop(subjects.index('text')) 
subjects.insert(0,x)