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1,090 PointsOK, try this one on for size: create a new function named odds that re
Please help me out.
def first_4(z):
return z[:4]
def first_and_last_4(x):
return x[:4] + x[-4:]
def odds(a):
for i, y in enumerate(odds):
if i%2!=0:
return i, y
odds(odds)
MIGUEL VELECUA
1,090 PointsIm trying to complete the folowing:
create a new function named odds that returns every item with an odd index in a provided iterable. For example, it would return the items at index 1, 3, and so on.
MIGUEL VELECUA
1,090 PointsPlease ignore the first two functions as they relates to previous challenges (def first_4 & first_and_last_4)
nakalkucing
12,964 PointsRemember what you're working with. Hint: [::]
1 Answer
Steven Parker
231,269 PointsAs nakalkucing hinted, the purpose of this exercise is to practice using slices, so you can expect each task to be solved using one or more slices.
In particular, you will not need a loop, or a conditional test.
Jose Lopez
4,615 PointsJose Lopez
4,615 PointsWhat are you trying to do?