Python challenge

Question

What is the output of the following code ?
example = "snow world"
Print("%s" % example [4:7])

a = wo, b = sn, c = world, d = di

Can someone please tell me the answer and explain how you got ... I understand the slicing methods and the things that tricks me it's the mod operator, I never used it in strings before, please help

Answer 1

If you take these few lines of code and put it in playground and run them you will see the result. What you called the 'mod-operator' is a placeholder for outputting data. You dont need this in this sample, and can just be replace by:

print(example[4:7])

Answer 2

Here you are using Python2 syntax...
if python2 %variable is used to replace placeholder in string....
Here output will be " wo"....
Notice there is space in begin...