Question

What is the output of this program?

color = "Navy Blue"

print(color[3])

(1 point)
Responses

Navy Blue

Navy Blue

“Navy”

“Navy”

y

y

v

Answer 1

The program assigns the string "Navy Blue" to the variable `color` and then prints the character at index 3 of that string. In Python, string indexing starts at 0.

Here’s the breakdown:
- Index 0: N
- Index 1: a
- Index 2: v
- Index 3: y

Therefore, `color[3]` corresponds to the character 'y'.

The output of the program is:

**y**