Answer:
Following are the correct code to this question:
phrase = "abcdefgh"#defining a variable phrase that holds a string value
print(phrase[3:6])#use print method for slicing and print its value
Output:
def
Explanation:
In the above code, a variable "phrase" is defined that holds a string value, and use a print method, inside the method, the variable is used as a list and use slicing.
It is a characteristic that enables you to access the series parts like strings, tuples, and lists. It also uses for modifying or removing objects in series, in the above slicing it starts from 3 and ends when it equal to the 6th letter, that's why it will print "def".
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Reference: Chapter 5 of 'An Object-Oriented Approach to Programming Logic and Design's by Joyce Farrell
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