How to remove an item from a list with enumeration starting at one?

if main == 'remove':
    for count, item in  enumerate(grocery_list, 1):
        print(f'{count}. {item}')
    which_item = input('Which item do you want to remove? Type in the name of the item please! ')
    del grocery_list[int(which_item-1)]
    print('Your item has been removed! ')
    continue

I’m trying to let user remove an item by typing in the enumerated index. When they do type in remove, it give them a list like this:

1. item
2. item
3. item

I tried to do del grocery_list[int(which_item-1)] but that gave an error. I want one subtracted from the which_item variable.

>Solution :

If position of item is asked to the user:

if main == 'remove':
    for count, item in enumerate(grocery_list, 1):
        print(f'{count}. {item}')
    which_item = int(input('Which item do you want to remove? Type in the position of the item please! '))
    grocery_list.pop(which_item-1)
    print('Your item has been removed! ')

If value of item is asked to the user:

if main == 'remove':
    for count, item in enumerate(grocery_list, 1):
        print(f'{count}. {item}')
    which_item = input('Which item do you want to remove? Type in the name of the item please! ')
    grocery_list.remove(which_item)
    print('Your item has been removed! ')