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salman khan
1,283 Pointshave a doubt in slices
def first_4(word):
word=word[:4]
return word
def first_and_last_4(iterable):
add=iterable[:4] + iterable[-1:-4:-1]
for number in add:
def first_4(word):
word=word[:4]
return word
def first_and_last_4(iterable):
add=iterable[:4] + iterable[-1:-4:-1]
1 Answer
Steven Parker
231,269 PointsYou're close, but the instructions didn't ask for the last 4 to have the order reversed. Refactor your code without the negative step value and you should pass.
salman khan
1,283 Pointsthank you,Steven Parker.
salman khan
1,283 Pointssalman khan
1,283 Pointsquestin for the challange.
OK, this second one should be pretty similar to the first. Make a new function named first_and_last_4. It'll accept a single iterable but, this time, it'll return the first four and last four items as a single value.