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0 To your surprise or not strings also have an indexing system. 1

The good news is that they have exactly the same system as lists so they have positive and negative 2

indexing and you can slice them and you can access items from them. 3

Let me make a quick demonstration, string 'hello', that will give you the string 'e' which is still a string, 'hello' 4

is a strin, 'e' is also a string, negative indexing, and also slicing. One cool thing you can do is let me get 5

this list. 6

So it's a list containing different types of objects and what you can do is you can access, guess it. 7

Well that's the 'hello' string. 8

So, the first item of the list and then you can use a chain indexing such as for example if you type 9

2 there. 10

Guess what you're going to get? 11

Well, you're going to get the first L because of that has an index of 2, so 0 for H, 1 for E, 2 for L because 12

this part here is the value on its own. 13

And this other part will get that item with index 2 of that value which happens to be a string. 14

It is as simple as that.