The given Python code is:

print "Hello World"[::-1]

Explanation:

• "Hello World" is a string.
• [::-1] is a slicing operation that reverses the string.
  • The slice notation [::-1] means "take the string and step backwards by 1, effectively reversing it."

So, reversing "Hello World" gives: "dlroW olleH"

Output:

(A) dlroWolleH

Note: In Python 3, print requires parentheses, so the correct code would be print("Hello World"[::-1]). However, based on the given code, it seems to be Python 2, where print doesn't need parentheses.