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Python Web Development Techdegree Student 6,786 Pointsdidn't find enough items in `my_list`. It should have 6 total.
what to do with this error?
my_list=[5,7,9,"Ram","Shyam"]
my_list.pop(4)
my_list.extend([90,"ghk"])
2 Answers
wilmington
9,845 PointsHey there, I am not sure what exactly you are looking for but let me try to assist you. When I run your script with print(len(my_list)) it returned 6, so your list contains 6 items as you were expecting. Just give it another try. Good luck!
KRIS NIKOLAISEN
54,972 PointsYou need 6 items: 3 numbers, 2 strings, 1 list
Right now you have 6 items: 4 numbers, 2 strings, 0 list
Try using append instead of extend and remove the pop statement