How to print the last let us say 10 elements of an array containing 50 ekements ?
The code in python 3:
x = [‘a’,’b’,’c’,’d’,’e’,’f’,’g’]
n = 5
y =[ ]
i = 0
while (i<n) :
i+=1;
y.append(x[-i])
print(y)
Simple !
Note : index of -1 gives last element of an array
A bit of everything - copy 
hope you dont mind the fig version:
x = 0 python x = ['a','b','c','d','e','f','g'] fig n = 5 stop = x ; len start = stop ; minus n ; plus 1 for i, start, stop, 1 now = arrget x, i ; print next # you could do this instead: y = x ; right 5 ; printLikeLiked by 1 person
Can you recommend with one after the other new line?
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“recommend with one after the other new line”
im not sure…
which line is “the other new line”?
and can you say “recommend” in a different way, maybe i will know what you mean then.
🙂
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“quotes go in strings”
# hashes for comments
p = 5.5 # this works
p = 5.str # NO
p = y.str # yes 🙂
p = (5).str # yes 🙂
p = 5 str # yes 🙂
p 5 str # yes 🙂
these are optional– only use when you want to ( ) | : ; , =
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book: https://codeinfig.files.wordpress.com/2016/05/figbook10chdraft.pdf
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**if you have windows**, fig needs colorama: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/colorama/0.3.2
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very very good
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ok
rewent through, really nice!!!
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no it’s ok mobile display bit crazy
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it cant zoom in and zoom out on the app for wordpress?
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Fig syntax nice. Where is the ref?
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you may try this also:
x = [‘first’, ‘second’, ‘secondlast’, ‘last’]
n = 2
x[-n:]
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yep good
me i showed a universal / cross language solution
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