Question 11 Which of the following will return the index of the last character of the string named myStr? myStr(len(myStr)-1) myStr[len(mySt-1)] myStr[len(myStr)] myStr[len(myStr)-1] myStr.len(myStr) • Previous
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@myStr[len(myStr)-1]: This is not a valid syntax in Python. The "@" symbol is not used for indexing in Python. Show more…
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