End index

Definition

The end index in string slicing refers to the position of the character where the slicing operation stops. It is exclusive, meaning that the character at the end index is not included in the sliced portion of the string.

Related terms

Start index: The start index in string slicing indicates the position of the character where slicing begins. It is inclusive, meaning that the character at the start index is included in the sliced portion of the string.

Slice notation: Slice notation is a way to specify which part of a string you want to extract or manipulate. It includes both a start and an end index separated by a colon (:).

Substring:

A substring is a smaller piece of a larger string that has been extracted using slicing or other methods. It contains consecutive characters from within the original string.