In JavaScript, the **`charAt()` method** takes a character out of a string from a particular index. Similarly, Python also has an equivalent in it, and its syntax is as follows:


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## Syntax

## Parameters
The **`index`** is an integer indicating the position from where the character has to be extracted.

## Code
In the code below, `x` returns the character which is present at the string's eighth index:


# extracting eighth character of the string
string = "Welcome to Educative"
index = 8
x = string[index]
print ("The character at index",index,"is",x)

What is the Python equivalent of JavaScript's charAt() method?

Python's equivalent to JavaScript's charAt() method is accessing a string's character using indexing.