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Courses Plus Student 1,686 PointsI don't have any clue?
creating list?
[1,5,true,"apple" [1,2,3,4] [1,5,"banana" my_list {1,3,5,false,"pear"] [0,1,2, "treehouse" "apple"]
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Steven Parker
231,169 PointsIt shouldn't be quite this complicated.
Your list only needs 6 items in it: 3 numbers, two strings, and another list (of 2 items).
Try simplifying it so it matches the criteria (but with nothing extra). And remember that items in a list are separated by commas.
And most importantly, remember in an assignment that the variable name comes first, then an equal-sign ("=
"), and then the value being assigned (the list in this case).