Python Question / Quiz; What is the output of the following Python code, and why? Comment your answers below!

@PythonPr A) [25, 10] Negative step with skip! › [::−2] = start:stop:step › step=-2 means: go backwards, take every 2nd element › Start at end: 25 › Jump back 2 positions: 10 › Result: [25, 10] For beginners: Negative step goes right-to-left

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@PythonPr A) [25,10] Because you're just reversing the list and skipping the even indexed element if you're looking from left to right, at the same time.

@PythonPr None, because the slice begin at index 0, but it can't go below index 0, so will be a empty list

@PythonPr we have sequence[start:stop:step] step is negative, so the slice starts from the end the slice moves backwards by 2 steps each time start & stop are omitted, so we go all the way to the beginning, so: A. [25, 10]

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@PythonPr Answer is A. [25, 10]. Brief Explanation: That's a negative list step. Starting from the right is 25, jumping two steps to the left is 10.

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@PythonPr [25, 10] I am getting good at this!

@PythonPr Answer: A) [25, 10]

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@PythonPr [25, 10] Iterate through the list in a reverse form and omit every second item.

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