Question

What is the value of the variable index after the Python code below is executed? word = 'bAnana' index = word.find('a')

Answer 1

Answer:

index = 3

Explanation:

the find() function finds the first instance of a letter or word.

'b' = 0

'A' = 1

'n' = 2

'a' = 3

'n' = 4

'a' = 5

the first instance of 'a' in  "bAnana" is found at index location 3 computer scientist start counting from zero.

Answer 2

The index value of "a" in python code is "3".

Program Explanation:

• In the given code, a variable "word" is declared that initializes with a string value that is "bAnana".
• In the next line, an "index" variable is defined that uses a "word" variable with the find method that prints the index value of "a".
• Using the print method, that prints the "index" value.

Program:

word = 'bAnana' #defining a variable word that initializes with string value

index = word.find('a')#defining a variable index that calls the find method to print index value of a

print(index)#print index value

Output:

Please find the attached file.

Reason for the output:

Since the array of indexing starts with 0 so, the index value of "a" is "3".  

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