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8,147 PointsFound Solution to Challenge Not Accepted
When I run my maps.py code in the Python interpreter, I get all individual items in the "backwards" list properly reversed. When I try solutions using map and the reverse function, the result above is never produced. Since this exercise expects a certain solution, I do need help writing the one being asked for. Thank you!
from copy import copy
backwards = [
'tac',
'esuoheerT',
'htenneK',
[5, 4, 3, 2, 1],
]
def reverse(iter_item):
return [item[::-1] for item in iter_item]
1 Answer
Steven Parker
231,268 PointsIt sounds like you may have the two tasks confused. In task 1, you'll make the simple "reverse" function. If created with a slice, it won't need a loop, generator, or comprehension.
Now, in task 2, you will use "map" to apply that function to a list. But you won't alter the task 1 function itself.