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Warsame Warsame
4,241 Pointswhat is wrong my answer ?
var2 = "e" var2.index['-e']
var1 = ["a", "b", "c", "d", "e", "t"]
var2 = "e"
var2.index['-e']
7 Answers
Jeremy Hill
29,567 PointsHere is an example of what it is looking for:
var1 = "Shoutting"
var2 = "computer"
Warsame Warsame
4,241 Pointshow do I write the code? please
Jeremy Hill
29,567 PointsMy code is towards the top.
Wayne Jessen
11,593 PointsThe negative index starts as at -1 at the end of the list or string, from there it moves to the left.
Using lists:
var2 = [0,1,2,"e",4]
vae2 = ["B","B","B","B","B","B","B","e","B"]
Using strings:
var2 = bbbeb
var2 = bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbeb
Jeremy Hill
29,567 Pointsvar1 = "Shoutting" #the second 't' is the index 5
var2 = "computer" #the 'e' is -2 index
Warsame Warsame
4,241 Pointsthank you Jeremy Hill you'r the best
Jeremy Hill
29,567 PointsYou're welcome :)
Jeremy Hill
29,567 PointsJeremy Hill
29,567 PointsIn task 1 it was wanting a word that had the letter 't' in index 5 and in task 2 it wanted a word/iterable with the letter 'e' in the -2 index which basically equals the second to the last letter from the end.