Starting from the nth term to the end of list python Hello I was wondering how you could do the following in python Suppose we have these lists [&quot;Apples&quot;,&quot;Pears&quot;,&quot;Oranges&quot;,&quot;Grapes&quot;] [&quot;Apples&quot;,&quot;Pears&quot;,&quot;Oranges&quot;,&quot;Grapes&quot;,&quot;Strawberries&quot;] [&quot;Apples&quot;,&quot;Pears&quot;,&quot;Oranges&quot;,&quot;Pumpkins&quot;,&quot;Cherries&quot;,&quot;Lemons&quot;]  And I wanted to extract to extract the 4th element and beyond. So... [&quot;Grapes&quot;] [&quot;Grapes&quot;,&quot;Strawberries&quot;] [&quot;Pumpkins&quot;,&quot;Cherries&quot;,&quot;Lemons&quot;]  The lists will all have more than 3 elements. How would I do this?
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