Note that negative indices can be used to access characters starting from the right-most character of the string, instead of the leftmost. Ex alphabet[-1] is 'Z'. zyDE 3.1.2: String indexing. Try the simple program that looks up the indices of letters in the alphabet. Try entering a negative value like -1, or -25. Load default template... 2 1 alphabet "ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ" 2 3 user_number = int(input('Enter number to use as index: ')) 4 print ( 5 6 print('\nThe letter at index', user_number, 'of the alphabet is', alphabet [user_number]) 7 8 Run Enter number to use as index: The letter at index 2 of the alphabet is C

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String doctor_names is read from input. Split doctor_names into tokens using a vertical bar ('|') as the separator and assign patients_list with the result. Ex: If the input is Harry|Suki|Maria, then the output is: ['Harry', 'Suki', 'Maria']

Thank you! but for nextTweet and removeTweet. can u rewrite base on the specs:  public String nextTweet() Returns the next tweet from the tweet list. If all the tweets in the list are exhausted, cycle around to the start of the list. For example, the following code snippet should produce the output in the comments. Suppose that tweets stores a list of Tweets ["A tweet about something controversial", "Remember to vote!", "Look at this meme :O"]. TweetBotbot=newTweetBot(tweets); System.out.println(bot.nextTweet()); // A tweet about something controversial System.out.println(bot.nextTweet()); // Remember to vote! System.out.println(bot.nextTweet()); // Look at this meme :O System.out.println(bot.nextTweet()); // A tweet about something controversial Think about how to get the next tweet from the list of tweets, and how you can cycle around to the start once you've gone through all the tweets! One Special Case! As you're working on your TweetBot and testing your implementation,…

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