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Indexing for Sequence and Collection in Python 3

Authors: K. S. Ooi

String slicing technique can be applied to only one kind of Python 3 iterables. In Python 3, there are two kinds of iterables, the sequence and the collection. The string slicing technique can only be applied to sequence, and can not be applied to collection. For example, keys of dictionary are keys that uniquely identifies their respective values. Any values other than the keys cannot be used as identifiers. The implementation of Python in this respect is therefore clean. Keywords: Python 3, iterables, slicing, sequence, collection

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