Ah, Python string slicing. This is a piece of cake! Let's see, 'String[1:-2]' means we're keeping everything except the first and last two characters. That's definitely D) two chars.
The question is pretty straightforward. If the original string has six or more letters, and we're slicing out the first and last two, that's two characters on each end. So it's gotta be D) two chars.
Hmm, let me think about this. If String is six or more letters long, then the slice 'String[1:-2]' will exclude the first and last two characters, right? Sounds like it should be shorter by two chars.
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