hey admin, can you correct those signs to correct signs ?

BD is correct

print ("python".index("t")) 2

sorted_string = sorted("python") print(sorted_string) # Stampa: ['h', 'n', 'o', 'p', 't', 'y']

sorted() is a general-purpose function that can be used with any iterable, including strings, and it returns a new sorted list. sort() is a method specifically for lists, and it sorts the elements of the list in-place. When dealing with strings, you need to convert them to a list to use sort() and then join the characters back together if needed.

#"python".sort()#AttributeError: 'str' object has no attribute 'sort' print(sorted("python")) Ans is B,D #rfind("python","r")#NameError: name 'rfind' is not defined "python".index("th") Ans is A,D

#"python".sort()#AttributeError: 'str' object has no attribute 'sort' print(sorted("python")) #rfind("python","r")#NameError: name 'rfind' is not defined "python".index("th") Ans is A,D

Question 86 Which of the following invocations are valid? (Choose two.) respuesta ok B y D A. "python".sort() B. sorted("python") C. rfind("python","r") D. "python".index("th")

BD is correct

>>> sorted("python") ['h', 'n', 'o', 'p', 't', 'y'] >>> "python".index("th") 2

B. sorted("python") D. "python".index("th")

BD is correct

The answer is BD