Why we use negative indexes in Python?

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Why we use negative indexes in Python?
Question Posted on 10 May 2022

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Why we use negative indexes in Python?
In order to access elements from any of order sequence we mainly used index of element which is position number of particular element. And this index usually starts from 0 for the first elements and 1 for second one and so on.

And when we use index to access elements from end of the list then it is called reverse indexing. And in this reverse indexing the indexing elements starts from last element with the index number "-1". And the second last elements has index "-2" and so on. And these indexes used in reverse indexing are called negative indexes.

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