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In Python, negative indexing is a powerful feature that allows you to access elements within a sequence (like a list, tuple, or string) from the end instead of the beginn ... See More
In negetive indexing the last element of the sequence is indexed as -1 and second-to-last element is indexed as -2 and continues until the first element is reached. Negat ... See More
A negative index in Python allows reverse traversal of a sequence like lists, strings, or tuples. It essentially counts from the end rather than the beginning, where -1 ... See More
allow you to magically access from end of the list even if you don't know the actual size!
Negative index Len(Size)-1 which iterate from last index to first
Negative index is indexing from the last of the data structure, for example we do have a list called elements, when we make this return elements[-1], by doing this we are ... See More
n Python, a negative index lets you access elements from the end of a sequence. For example, -1 gives the last element, -2 the second-last, and so on. This is useful for ... See More
Negative indexes in Python are a powerful feature that allows us to access elements in a list from the end instead of the beginning. This can be particularly useful when ... See More