Please where am i not getting it right to get the third character

Question

str = ["hello"]

Print(str[2])

Answer 1

Oh dyou tryna tag me?

Answer 2

You added square brackets which means python take this as a list not string , hence error

Answer 3

str = "hello"

No need of square brackets

(assuming its Python)

Answer 4

You don't capitalize the 'p' in print()

Answer 5

str = "hello"

print(str[2])

Answer 6

It should work

https://code.sololearn.com/cx52pqy7muEQ/?ref=app

Answer 7

Don't put squars brakes while defining the string. That will solve your problem. Try like this:

str = "hello"
print(str[2])

Answer 8

Maybe, str is an input variable.
Also, don't use inbuilt function name as variable.

string = input()
print(string[2])

Answer 9

Manav Roy
https://www.sololearn.com/Discuss/3009983/?ref=app
https://code.sololearn.com/Wu0vyiA38lh2/?ref=app

Answer 10

Manav ROY
Please ho do i get d code u asking for

Answer 11

Am not still on it please someone help

Answer 12

It still did not work on d practice

Answer 13

Manav Roy i have not activate my account so i can't get to u through d message is there any way out or something else u can think off

Answer 14

str="hello"
print(str[2])
This is how the code is run it and you will get it done

Answer 15

Python is case - sensitive. so, you should use print instead of Print

Answer 16

H

Answer 17

It still did not work