public static void main()
{
String s = Console.ReadLine();
int len = s.length();
Char startletter = s[0];
Char endletter = s[len-1];
string midletter = ‘’;
if(len % 2 ==0)
midletter = s[len/2] + s[(len/2) +1]
else
midletter = s[len/2];
Console.WriteLine(startletter + midletter + endletter);
}
Here the logic is that, startletter is obtained using the index ‘0’, the last letter is obtained by calculating the “length of the string” and subtract 1 to get the “last index” of the given string.
Middle letter is calculated by first finding whether the given string length is “odd or even” and based on that index(es) are identified.
num%2==1
The modulo operator (%) divides the left hand side by the right hand side and returns the remainder. When dividing an odd number by 2 there will always be a remainder of 1.
Standing well for me I never miss a shot in that position
The if statement should have two equal signs, the elseif should be elif, and the else statement should have a colon at the end of it. There might be more errors in the indentation but I cant know unless I see a picture of the problem. The print statement should be indented into the if, elif, and else statements.
