Well done. You already know how to use square brackets to access a given element (e.g., string[3]). Actually, Python has more indexing options. One of them is negative numbers:
text = 'I love Vertabelo!' print(text[-1])
Negative indices are used when we want to count backwards. An index of -1 refers to the last character in the string, -2 refers to the second-to-last element, etc. Take a look:
Ask the user to provide a question (i.e., a string with a question mark at the end). Write: Please provide a question in English: If the question is correct, print: Correct question. Otherwise print: Incorrect question.
To access the last letter, use:
user_question[-1]
