Get item of a list by index

[Peter Kr]

Hey,
I made a programm that looks like this, but I have a problem.

command = raw_input(">")
fullcommand = command.split(" ")
#example user input: >add 10 15
if fullcommand.index("add") == 0:
#how I want the rest to work:
* * *a= fullcommand.getItem(1)
* * *b= fullcommand.getItem(2)
* * *c= a + b
* * *print ("Result: *" + c)

So what I need is a function that gets the item of a list which has the index 1 and the item with the index 2.
How does that work?
Peter

[Smygis]

command = raw_input(">")
fc = command.split()
if fc[0] == "add":
    a = fc[1]
    b = fc[2]
    c = a + b
    print "Result: " + c

Does exactly what you described that it should do. (I'm using python 2.7, you'll have to add parentheses at the print function if you are using python 3.x)