Learn String Manipulation by Building a Cipher - Step 4

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My code is about to deal with parenthesis but I’m struggling with it


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text= (Hello World)
print

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Learn String Manipulation by Building a Cipher - Step 4

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Welcome to our community!

Reset the step.

Instead of print(text), you should print the letter from the text variable, which is positioned at index 6. That means you should use print( ), but between parentheses put the variable ‘text’ and add immediately after that word a pair of square brackets [] and index 6 between them.

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Welcome to the forum @Osei17

Please reset the step to restore the original code.

Read the instructions carefully to see how you can access an index using bracket notation.

Happy coding

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Can you explain in other way… because I made it this way like…print(text[W]) but still say wrong

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Use the number 6 instead of the concrete letter.

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It worked, it worked haha🎉

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