Python indexing 📑

Python index operator tutorial explained

#python #index #indexing

# index operator [] = gives access to a sequence’s element (str,list,tuples)

name = "bro Code!"

#if(name[0].islower()):

first_name = name[:3].upper()
last_name = name[4:].lower()
last_character = name[-1]

print(first_name)
print(last_name)
print(last_character)

[BroCodez]

# index operator [] = gives access to a sequence’s element (str, list, tuples)

name = "bro Code!"

#if(name[0].islower()):
#name = name.capitalize()

first_name = name[:3].upper()
last_name = name[4:].lower()
last_character = name[-1]

print(first_name)
print(last_name)
print(last_character)

[cufvgnz]

i love how good he is in explaining stuff

[ksp]

I love your tutorials <3 Great job Bro

[UsTube.]

Bro the thumbnail literally explained everything thank you😅

[Younex]

Thank you! Your explanation is amazing Bro! 💪❤️‍🔥

[olympus_realm]

that was so helpful, finally I understand. Thank you so much!

[rameensarwar]

when a 6 minute video teaches you more than an entire lecture

[DanStone]

Cool videos Bro.
How would you go about finding the which index location has the space between first and last name?

[SolidSavvy]

Thank you for these videos. I can't explain why, but your method of teaching makes it stick! I do have one question -- when switching Bro to capital leters, why did Code switch to small letters in the first ".capitalize" example? Does that command swap the case of everything except [0] to lower unless you specifiy; eg: [0, 4]?

[xehlhmb]

what about when we need to intex reversed? lets say from "!" to "c" and we want this output : !edoc ? can you help me with that?
or from -1 to -5, what is the command we need to write?

[shawaynewilliamson]

i literally dont getting the counting, b is = 0 why o is = 3
i literally do not get it
can someone explain

[limseraj]

I love your tutorials <3 Great job Bro