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This is a python quiz.

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Can you answer the question.

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I'm going to run Python three on the subject to host And I'm going to set Rhoda to 1 9 2 1 6 8 1 2 and

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then I'm going to type Rhoda Brackett colon 3.

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What will be displayed when I press enter.

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Present a notice it's 190.

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If I specified two notice it's 19 if I specified four notice I get one on two.

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Or what about seven.

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Notice I get one i to dot 168.

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So this specifies the number of characters on the left hand side for three characters.

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This is the first two characters 190.

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This specifies the first four characters and this is the first seven characters.

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This is a string.

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Notice type of Rhoda is string in this case I've specified a string and I can extract it data from that

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string.

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When working with network automation you're going to be working a lot with strings.

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It's important to know how to manipulate strings as an example on my telnet or SS H to a right and get

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back some data and then I need to look for data in that output that's been returned as a string.