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% is a modulus operator in most languages, returning the remainder when the preceding number is divided by the following one . Assuming the language this question pertains to is one of those, then the answer is 3.
The answer is D =(<span>$A$1-$B$1)
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In Python, a string is an array of characters, we can access these characters using index operator []. For example, we have a_string = "Hello World" a_string[0] prints the first character in string ('H').
We can also use index operator to make substrings, for example a_string[0:3] will make a substring with first, second, third and fourth character equal to "Hell".
Now to business
my_string = "This is MY string!"
print(my_string[0:7]) # Prints "This is "
print(my_string[0:7:5]) # Prints "T" then prints the sixth character since we start counting at 0 hence prints "Ti" (note that space is also a character).
Hope this helps.
