Print("hello ,world!"[7:13][2])

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What about index?
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Python is case-sensitive. The function name is print(). It is not Print().

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question=Print("hello ,world!"[7:13][2])
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question=Print("hello ,world!"[7:13][2])
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Why the code give error

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Ramya.S Ramya.S ,

make sure that you have learned and understand what this code should do (using index notation to get data from the string and slicing parts of a string using start and end index). otherwise it could be helpful if you can repeat some lessons.

the given code has some issues:
> print(...) has to be in lower case. (as already mentioned by Brian )
> assigning the result of a print(...) statement to a variable does not make much sence, since the stored value is `None'

what is the code doing: (i suppose that the code should output a result)
> the given string will be sliced from index 7 as a start, upto index 13 as the end, but not including it.
> from this result the character with index 2 should be printed.