x = [[10.0, 11.0,12.0],[13.0, 14.0,15.0]]
y=x[1][2]
print (y)
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The output of the given expression is 15.0
Explanation: As the given expression follows the syntax of an array in python.
x is the array
and y stores the value of an element from x at position [1][2], which means the element from row 1st present at column number 2.
We use the index operator to access array elements. The indexing starts from 0.
So, the elements of x are present at:
[0][0] =10.0
[0][1]=11.0
[0][1]= 12.0
[1][0]=13.0
[1][1] = 14.0
[1][2] = 15.0
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