11 lines
604 B
Python
11 lines
604 B
Python
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#Get user's string
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userString = input("Enter a string to start slicing: ")
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num1 = int(input ("Now enter Starting point of the slice: ")) #This technique is known as type-casting!
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num2 = int(input ("Now pick where to end the slice: ")) #If you do not enter an integer, the program will crash
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print("The string was sliced at: %d & %d" % (num1, num2))
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#print(f"The string was sliced at: {num1} & {num2}") #This produces the exact same output as above!
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print("Your sliced string:\n", userString[num1:num2+1]) #We have to add 1 to the end because the Start slice is inclusive. The end slice is EXCLUSIVE!
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