Identify the correct output of the following Python Code: Str = 'Hello World!…

Correct output: 0

Corrected code example: Str = 'Hello World! Hello India!' Pos = Str.index('Hello') print(Pos)

Explanation:

• The index() method returns the index of the first occurrence of the substring, using 0-based indexing.

• In the string, the first "Hello" starts at index 0, so Pos becomes 0 and print(Pos) outputs 0.

• The second "Hello" starts at index 13. index('Hello') does not return that; to find the second occurrence you can use index with a start argument, for example Str.index('Hello', 1) or use find with a start position.

• Note: .find returns -1 when the substring is not found, while .index raises a ValueError if the substring is missing.

• If you need all occurrence indices, search in a loop (advance the start position) or use regular expressions to collect them.