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The document discusses string slicing in Python. It defines a string "VIJAYAGIRI PUBLIC SCHOOL" and demonstrates different ways to slice it, including forward slicing from start to end indexes with optional step values, backward slicing from end to start indexes, and examples of slicing syntax with indexes.

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X "Vijayagiri Public School"

The document discusses string slicing in Python. It defines a string "VIJAYAGIRI PUBLIC SCHOOL" and demonstrates different ways to slice it, including forward slicing from start to end indexes with optional step values, backward slicing from end to start indexes, and examples of slicing syntax with indexes.

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V I J A Y A G I R I P U B L I C S C H O O L
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X=”VIJAYAGIRI PUBLIC SCHOOL”


X[0] X[-1] X[-20] X[-15] X[23]
X[STARTINDEX:ENDINDEX:STEPVALUE]
ASCENDING ORDER SLICING (FORWARD SLICING)
X[0:7] X[7:14] X[0:9:2] X[: 19:3] X[-10:-2] X[::2] X[::3] X[10:] X[10::2]
DESENDING ORDER SLICING(BACKWARD SLICING)
X[-1:-9:-1] X[22:2:-1] X[-5:-24:-2] X[::-3] X[:-23:-1] X[::-1]
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V I J A Y A G I R I
-10 -9 -8 -7 -6 -5 -4 -3 -2 -1
------- --------------
x[:-1] x[:-1:2] x[ : -1 :2] -1-1
x[-9:]
x[-7:-2] -7 -6 -5 -4 -3 endingindex-1 -2-1
x[2:9:2] “jygr”
x[2:] “jayagiri”
x[0:6] “Vijaya”
X[0:7] endingindex-1 “vijayag”

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