In many ways, strings act as a list of their composite characters. Let’s compare:
# TODO: run me
word="hello"word_as_list=["h","e","l","l","o"]
# TODO: same length?
print(len(word))print(len(word_as_list))
# TODO: same indexing?
print(word[0])print(word_as_list[0])print(word[2])print(word_as_list[2])print(word[4])print(word_as_list[4])
That’s pretty much it for this section. When we learn about for loops, we’ll see how we can treat lists and strings as the same in that context as well.