Computers and Technology, 27.06.2020 17:01 uberagentkenny

Use list indexing to print the last element of the list literal value. Note: Do not store the list value into a temporary variable. The goal is to practice indexing a list literal, to show that it is possible.
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print(["Not me", "Nor me", "Print me!"])
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