To complete the print function so that it returns "read" from the given string "I' Yeacy", you need to follow these steps:
1. Identify the segment of the string: The task is to extract a specific portion of the string "I' Yeacy".
2. Understand string slicing in Python: In Python, string slicing is done using the format `string[start:end]`, where `start` is the starting index and `end` is the ending index (the character at the `end` index is not included).
Let's go through it step-by-step:
1. The given string is `my_string = "I' Yeacy"`.
2. Determine the correct slicing indices to extract the substring "eacy".
- The character 'e' is at the index 4.
- The character 'a' is at the index 5.
- The character 'c' is at the index 6.
- The character 'y' is at the index 7.
However, since we need to extract "read", let's look closely at the sequence given.
Given that we need the result "eacy":
3. The `prime(....)` call and slicing should be written as `my_string[4:8]`.
Given all these steps, the correct way to achieve this is to complete the print function as follows:
```python
my_string = "I' Yeacy"
print(my_string[4:8])
```
This will output the string "eacy".
