Python Coding challenge - Day 108 | What is the output of the following Python Code?

 

Code :

s = set('CLC') 

t = list(s)  

t = t[::-1]  

print(t)

Solution and Explanation

Step 1: Define the set and convert it to a list:

s = set('CLC')

t = list(s)

We define a set s containing the characters C, L, and C (duplicates are ignored in sets).

Then, we convert the set s to a list t using the list() function. This creates a list containing the unique elements of the set in an arbitrary order.

Step 2: Reverse the list:

t = t[::-1]

We use the slicing operator [::-1] to reverse the order of elements in the list t.

Step 3: Print the reversed list:

print(t)

Finally, we print the reversed list t.

Output:

['L', 'C']

As you can see, the output shows the characters from the original set in reverse order (L and C).