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steave
answered Aug 4 '21 00:00
slicing stands for remove some part of values and show some of them for slicing , you can use :n operator where n is integer positive or negative value
a:n means it shows value of a from 0 to n .
a = [1,2,3,4,5,6]
for t in a[:2]:
print(t)
a = [1,2,3,4,5,6]
a[:2] means it shows values of a from 0 to 2 , so it will print
1
2
for slicing, n: means it will slice from n to the end of the values(total length of values)
so suppose in above example , a[2:] means it will start 2 index to total length of a which is end of the list
a = [1,2,3,4,5,6]
print(a[2:])
it will print
a = [1,2,3,4,5,6]
for t in a[:2]:
print(t)
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jagdish
answered Aug 4 '21 00:00
string slicing in python for example
a = 'abcdefjkl'
print(a)
if we write same in slicing matter print(a) is equal to print(a[0:]) or print(a[0:9])
a = 'abcdefjkl'
print(a[:2])
it will print ab because a[:2] means a[0:2] so it will ab
if a[2:] is like a[2:9] which means it start with skipping two first character and show print remaining like cdefjkl
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