请补充横线处的代码，listA中存放了已点的餐单，让Python帮你增加一个“chicken”，去掉一个“juice”。 listA = ['tomato','juice','cake','hot dog','egg'] listA.append（"chicken") listA.________ （"juice") print（listA)
请补充横线处的代码，listA中存放了已点的餐单，让Python帮你增加一个“chicken”，去掉一个“juice”。 listA = ['tomato','juice','cake','hot dog','egg'] listA.append（"chicken") listA.________ （"juice") print（listA)
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