python - How do I print the first and last value? -

the below part code prints host ip address lies in subnet, want modify code prints starting address , last address of list

how use array here print first , last value?

import ipaddress print('enter subnet')  # in cidr format x = input() ip= ipaddress.ip_network(x, strict = false) y in ip.hosts():  print(y) 

current output

enter subnet 192.0.0.0/29 192.0.0.1 192.0.0.2 192.0.0.3 192.0.0.4 192.0.0.5 192.0.0.6 

desired output

hostmin:   192.0.0.1   hostmax:   192.0.0.6 

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update:

after using list able print first , last values

however takes quite longer compute whenever give large subnet  192.0.0.0/8 takes longer print first , last value,   for: ipv6 address calculations hangs forever,  for: example:  ipv6 address 2001:db8::1/96   list have 4294967294 elements since ipv6 subnet has these many ip address , hangs forever print first , last element of list 

list[0] , list[-1] gets first , last element respectively

import ipaddress print('enter subnet')  # in cidr format x = input() ip= ipaddress.ip_network(x, strict = false) k = list(ip.hosts()) print("hostmin: ",k[0]) print("hostmax: ",k[-1]) 

updated answer getting first , last ip without generating whole ip range

import ipaddress def hosts(iptype):     """custom function derived ipv6network/ipv4network.hosts first , last host      """     network = int(iptype.network_address)     broadcast = int(iptype.broadcast_address)     return iptype._address_class(network+1),iptype._address_class(broadcast)  print('enter subnet')  # in cidr format x = input() ip= ipaddress.ip_network(x, strict = false) m = hosts(ip) print("hostmin: ",m[0]) print("hostmax: ",m[1])