text: #
  ### WARNING!
  ###
  ### This question really doesn't belong here.  It
  ### was added in the wrong place in the course, but
  ### is kept here for now for consistency purposes.
  ###
  ### I (Dave) recommend skipping it.
  ###
  
  ##################################################
  #     Exercise by Sam the Great from forums!     #
  ##################################################
  # Oh no! A superhero has just flown by 'Udacity'
  # and scattered pieces of it all over the place.
  # Luckily, we've recovered 3 fragments of debris
  # that we can work with. Help us fix 'Udacity'!
  
  # Write one line of Python code that uses
  # only the variables fragA, fragB, and fragC 
  # to satisfy the given test cases.
  # If you are not sure how multiple assignments and
  # string slicing works, check out the links to 
  # additional tutorials in Instructor Comments
  # under this exercise!
  
  fragA, fragB, fragC = 'supercalifragilisticexpialudacious', \
                        'SUPERMAN', 'ytiroirepus'
  
  ### WRITE MULTIPLE ASSIGNMENT HERE ###
  ### THIS MUST BE ONE LINE ###
  part1, part2, part3 = fragB[1],fragA[-7:-4],fragC[2]+fragC[1]+fragC[0]
  
  print part2[-1]
  
  ### TEST CASES. PRESS RUN TO TEST ###
  deadline = part1 + part2[0:2] + part3[-1]
  print "Test case 1 (Uday): ", deadline == 'Uday'
  fixed = part1 + part2 + part3
  print "Test case 2 (Udacity): ", fixed == 'Udacity'
  destination = part1 + part3
  print "Test case 3 (Ucity): ", destination == 'Ucity'