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    The code assigns the string "Hello" to variable X and assigns the 6th character of "Hello" (which is 'o') to variable Y. The second code defines variables x as 1, y as 2, z as "3", concatenates z to the end of x which results in "13", assigns i to the length of "13" which is 2, and assigns c to the first character of "13" which is "1".

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    The code assigns the string "Hello" to variable X and assigns the 6th character of "Hello" (which is 'o') to variable Y. The second code defines variables x as 1, y as 2, z as "3", concatenates z to the end of x which results in "13", assigns i to the length of "13" which is 2, and assigns c to the first character of "13" which is "1".

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    Lesson 003 Starter - Strings

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    The code assigns the string "Hello" to variable X and assigns the 6th character of "Hello" (which is 'o') to variable Y. The second code defines variables x as 1, y as 2, z as "3", concatenates z to the end of x which results in "13", assigns i to the length of "13" which is 2, and assigns c to the first character of "13" which is "1".

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    Starter: Data types Strings

    1) What will be values for X and Y in the following code?

    2) What will be the values for x,y,z,i and c in the following code?

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