Thank you for you clear and succinct explanation of this! I wish the books I've read and the courses I'm doing were as clear as this! 7 minutes and I understand it all!!! :)
So whatever is before the colon when using [] for indexing represents the starting value, whereas whatever is after the colon is the stop value (the value that indexing is stopped at). Nice.
Thank you for you clear and succinct explanation of this! I wish the books I've read and the courses I'm doing were as clear as this! 7 minutes and I understand it all!!! :)
Glad it was helpful!
This was very helpful. Thank you!
Thank you. How do you select the first and last item from a list? i.e. number list 1-5?
Though it was too fast, Yeah it is really beneficial to understand Indexing and Slicing and how to divide them............
So whatever is before the colon when using [] for indexing represents the starting value, whereas whatever is after the colon is the stop value (the value that indexing is stopped at). Nice.
If you were to slice a sentence when counting the index places would you also be counting the spaces used or just the letters?
Very helpful, thank you so much ❤❤
Very helpful! Thank you!
thank you u were very helpfull, have a nice day!
Thank you John, again great lecture!
Thank you ❤
Thanks so much 😭😭😭😭😭…. I’ve been looking for a way to access values of a key in dict 😭😭😭.. and I have final exams in few minutes 😭😭😭
thanks 🐐🐐🐐
brilliant!
print(my_name[::-1]