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@Python_Dv Answer: e) PytnuF
Slicing + reversing combo!
› "Python"[0:3] = "Pyt" (first 3 chars)
› "Fun"[::-1] = "nuF" (reversed)
› "Pyt" + "nuF" = "PytnuF"
For beginners: [::-1] reverses any sequence! Works on strings, lists, tuples. Super useful trick!
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@Python_Dv Output: e) PytnuF
"Python"[0:3] → Pyt
"Fun"[::-1] → nuF
Concatenation → PytnuF
Dansk

@Python_Dv Answer: e) PytnuF
The expression print("Python" [0:3] + "Fun"[::-1]) combines two string operations:
"Python"[0:3] performs string slicing, extracting characters from index 0 up to (but not including) index 3, resulting in the substring "Pyt".
"Fun"[::-1] uses extended slicing
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@Python_Dv 1. Slicing and string concatenation concepts
2. "Python"[0:3] extracts from index 0(P) - index 2(t) = "Pyt"
3. "Fun"[::-1] reverses the string = "nuF"
4. "Pyt" + "nuF" performs string concatenation resulting to PytnuF
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@Python_Dv Explanation (short & clear): e
"Python"[0:3] → Pyt
"Fun"[::-1] → nuF
Final Output → PytnuF
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@Python_Dv Okey it start on 0 index then stops at 3 which h and the the fun string is reversed cause -1
Output :pytnuf
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@Python_Dv e.pytnuf
string + reverse slicing in one line.
'pyt' from python and 'nuf' from reversed "fun"--pytnuf🔥🧠
Dansk

@Python_Dv d)pyth nuf
Explanation: The slicing of python from 0 index to 3 index will give output of pyth... And the slicing of fun from 0 index to -1 index(Reversing) will give output of nuf..
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@Python_Dv The Output will print pytnuF option E
slicing from 0th till 2nd index followed by reversal of string
#python
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@Python_Dv Option E
String Slicing
"Python"[0:3] = ( n+1)items pyt
"Fun"[::-1] = reverse nuF
Concatenation = PytnuF
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