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Consider the following code snippet. Based on this, answer questions 3 and 4. 1 pointWhich of the following command is used to access the value “Shyam”? print(patient_list[3][2]) print(patient_list[[3]][1]) print(patient_list[[3]][2]) print(patient_list[[2]][2])

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Consider the following code snippet. Based on this, answer questions 3 and 4. 1 pointWhich of the following command is used to access the value “Shyam”? print(patient_list[3][2]) print(patient_list[[3]][1]) print(patient_list[[3]][2]) print(patient_list[[2]][2])

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Solution

The correct command to access the value "Shyam" would be print(patient_list[3][2]).

Here's why:

In Python, lists are indexed starting from 0. So, patient_list[3] would refer to the fourth sublist in the 'patient_list'. Then, [2] would refer to the third element in that sublist.

The other commands are incorrect because they either refer to the wrong index or use double brackets which is not the correct syntax for accessing elements in a list in Python.

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