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1,905 Pointsdef reverse_evens(numlist): new_list1=numlist[: :2] new_list2=new_list[: : -1] return new_list2
the above code is not working in python collection assignment section.it is saying couldn't find everse_evens function.
def reverse_evens(numlist):
new_list1=numlist[: :2]
new_list2=new_list[: : -1]
return new_list2
def first_4(numlist):
return numlist[0:4]
def first_and_last_4(numlist):
list1=numlist[0:4]
len_list=len(numlist)
list2=numlist[(len_list-4):(len_list)]
list1.extend(list2)
return list1
def odds(numlist):
return numlist[1: :2]
1 Answer
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new_list2=new_list[: : -1]
In the first line you have variable new_list1. But in the second line it is just new_list.