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For fruits = ["apple", "mango", "kiwi", "plum"], find fruits[0], fruits[-1], fruits[1:3] and…
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For fruits = ["apple", "mango", "kiwi", "plum"], find fruits[0], fruits[-1], fruits[1:3] and len(fruits).
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Positions start at 0, and a slice stops before its end.
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fruits[0]is the first item:apple.fruits[-1]is the last item:plum.fruits[1:3]has the items at positions 1 and 2:['mango', 'kiwi']. It stops before 3.len(fruits)is4.
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