What is print (things[2] [2])

Question

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Answer 1

When you have a list L you can access in the i-eme element with the corresponding index which is i-1(ex L[i-1]) alright?
If L[i-1] is a list or a Tuple or so on which can be access with an index you can access to the j-eme element of L[i-1] with L[i-1][j-1]
So, in the lesson print(things[2][2]) just prints the third element (index 2) of the list which is in the third place (index 2) of the list things.

Hope that it helps you

Answer 2

things[2] is [1, 2, number] and things[2][2] is number.

Answer 3

In print (things [2][2]) :- the first [2] represents the first item in the variable. And the second [2] represents the item in the first [2]. Hope you understand. If you don't reply to this for more explanation and I'll explain in more detail. You Welcome.

Answer 4

Hi sir i dont understand what are you saying

Answer 5

i understood thank q

Answer 6

You're welcome

Answer 7

where are you from

Answer 8

France

Answer 9

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