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@Python_Dv Output: [2, 3] Why: -3 starts at index 1 (2), -1 stops before the last element (4). So the slice includes elements at indices 1 and 2 → [2, 3].

@Python_Dv Answer: A → [2, 3] -3 starts at value 2. -1 stops before last element. So Python returns only the middle slice.

@Python_Dv A) [2, 3] Negative indexing is like counting how many weeks until due date. Start from the end, don't include the last one 😅

@Python_Dv Answer is A) [2, 3] -3 starts at 2, -1 stops before the last element. So it returns elements at index 1 and 2 → [2, 3]

@Python_Dv [2, 3] because the 2 element of slice is exclusive.

@Python_Dv A — [2, 3] -3 starts at 2, -1 stops before the last element.

@Python_Dv A [2,3] , @grok it counts from -3 to -1 but it excludes -1.

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@Python_Dv b) -3 you need to count in reverse order so you start in 3, Finally you finish in -1 is the last number of the list.(5) In python the last number not count

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