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Robert Mercieca
624 PointsQuestion down below
Great! One more thing to practice. Make a new variable, var2, with "e" at index -2. Remember, negative indexes start at the right side of the iterable.
var1 = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 't']
var2 = "bambez'
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Ronald Tse
5,798 PointsCHECK YOUR CODE CAREFULLY
use either "double" or 'single' for string but not mix them
var = "bambez"
Robert Mercieca
624 Pointswhat do you mean?
Ronald Tse
5,798 Pointscan you notice the difference between
var2 = "bambez'
var2 = "bambez"