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The method used to access a single character from a sequence of characters that make up a string is known as indexing.
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Option #1: String Values in Reverse Order
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Write a Python function that will accept as input three string values from a user. The method will return to the user a concatenation of the string values in reverse order. The function is to be called from the main method.
In the main method, prompt the user for the three strings.
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Write a code that will do the following in order:
1- Take two strings from the user: s1 and s2
2- Compare the two strings and concatenate them such that the alphabetically first one goes first:
Ex:
Run 1:
s1: Amy
s2: Bruder
Result: Amy Bruder
Run 2:
s1: Baby
s2: Ahoy
Result: Ahoy Baby
A string object's functions may be used to find out the location of a substring when it is a substring of another string object.
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