Slicing in Python

* Let's first understand how a slicing is been done--

Consider a string namely==>>

string = 'python_developer!'

If we print this then--

# Output: python_developer!

>> Now lets do some slicing here--

print(string[0:17:2])

>> Then the--

# Output: pto_eeoe!

>> Lets see how it works--

So basically the print statement is in the form of

print(string[a:b:c])

>> Now here --

a: Starting position

b: Ending position

c: Steps taken

>> If we take out length of the given string then--

print(len(string))

# Output: 17

* The total length of the given string is 17.

Therefore in our given problem the string will be printed from 0 index to 16 index and would take 2 steps.

>> Hence the output--

# Output: pto_eeoe!

>> Now the print statement that we have used here is--

print(string[0:17:2])

>> We can also use--

print(string[:17:2])

>> It will give the same output--

# Output: pto eeoe!

>> But what if we don't specify 17--

print(string[0::2])

* Its one and the same.

Because when we don't take 17 there then the index will end with the highest index value (i.e 17) taking 2 steps.

>> Lets try out some more slicing examples with the given string.

1) print(string[2:14:3])

# Output: tnel

2) print(string[6:13])

# Output:_develo

3) print(string[5::2])

# Output: ndvlpr

>> Now lets try negative indexing/slicing--

print(string[0:-4])

# Output: python_develo

* Here the starting position is 0 but the end position is -4.

Therefore, it will print the string excluding the last 4 characters from the string.

# Note: The steps can have negative values(i.e we can write print(string[16:7:-2]) only if the starting position/index is greater than the ending position/index.

* For example:--

string = 'python_developer!'

print(string[13:7:-1])

>> Then the--

# Output: poleve

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