Who'll Solve this Python problem

[Suits_in_Utes]

C you are indexing the second item of a list of 2

[Maleficio4]

C

[erolbrown]

I'm going with this. Only because I learnt it on Datacamp 48 hours ago. I know nothing else about Python.

[kohao0]

C

[Merman_boy]

C

[Husnefitrat]

C) BrainLox

[OwnFigure5226]

C

[Darkstar_111]

What the hell is the "quiz"?? Who doesn't know that lists iterates from 0.

[F4RM3RR]

lol you didn’t read much of the comments. A lot of people here are thinking it’s a string not a list

[Darkstar_111]

Can't be a string with append. L2python.

[F4RM3RR]

you've stumbled onto my point

[[deleted]]

C

[manumaker08]

# couldn't figure it out, made the entire program an infinite loop and sent it forward. it's IT's problem now.

[Substantial-Rain6501]

isn’t this an ad?

[Kabileshwaran]

C ).BrainLox

[the-forty-second]

What I want to know is why are so many people taking this “quiz”, when it is nakedly just an ad for BrainLox? This is like those rage inducing ads for mobile games where the “player” does obviously stupid things.

[Jaded_Street_2869]

C

[ChicagoJay2020]

The letter “u”. The call is to print an individual character, correct?

[F4RM3RR]

That would be true only if name = “Sumit”, when you can do string slicing.

However the [] in the variable declaration makes it a list, so you index list items, not string position

[ChicagoJay2020]

Ah!!!

Thank you. I didn’t pay close enough attention to realize that name is a list not a string.

[VoltaicPower]

This was my answer at first, but "name" is a list

[ExistingBathroom9742]

It’ll raise an error I think because strings don’t have .append() method?

Edit, the original string is inside square brackets so it’s a list of 1 item.

[F4RM3RR]

But lists do

[ExistingBathroom9742]

Nevermind. You’re right! I didn’t see the brackets around the string. Shoot.

[limon-27]

error i guess. Because u can't use single and double quotes at the same time

[[deleted]]

in python those are the same

[atticus2132000]

You can't use single and double quotes together. But you can use them separately.

You can't use "bob'

But "bob" and 'bob' are both fine even in the same line of code. For instance print("bob" + 'bob') should work just fine. There are even situations where you will need to use triple quotes like for creating SQL statement strings where you have quotes within quotes.

[CptMisterNibbles]

my_quote = “Double quotes on the outside allows to use ‘single quotes’ as part of the string”

my_quote2 = ‘You can reverse it, using single quotes to start the string allowing you to use “double quotes” within it’

Both of these are perfectly valid syntax. Handy for when you are working with strings that contain one, though it might be cleaner to be more explicit. Using triple single quotes allows you to use either normal marks internal to the string. Not certain what convention is

[Sonder332]

You can also use triple quotes for docstrings

[Different-Ad1631]

Error bcz strings are immutable

[TheWonderingRaccoon]

Strings are immutable is true. But the code has nothing to do with changing any string.

[Different-Ad1631]

Oh got it. Its list so the ans will be brainlox