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Roja kajoka
701 Pointshelp me please
help please
def first_4 (first_four_items):
first_four_items = [0:4]
return first_four_items
1 Answer

Henry Jackson
9,579 PointsHi Roja,
You are very close to finishing this function! However, the second line of your code is invalid syntax. You need to write the slice of the array ON the array you pass in as an argument to the function, and not on its own.
I changed the name of your argument for clarity, as you are not passing in the first four items, but rather passing in a list. The function then returns the first four items. Try this and see if it works
def first_4 (array):
first_four_items = array[0:4]
return first_four_items