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1,943 Pointsi dont understand the part return as a single value
i thought this should work but it kept saying the first task is not working now with my code
def first_4(iterable):
first = []
last = []
reverse = []
reverse = iterable[::-1]
first = iterable[:4]
last = reverse[:4]
return "".join(first) + "".join(last)
1 Answer
Steven Parker
231,269 PointsIt's not clear which task you are working on. The "first_4" function should simply return the first 4 items, but the code here is doing much more than that. If you've already passed that task, that function should be left as-is while you work on a different one.
And for the function that returns the first and last 4, the "last 4" part should not be reversed.
Also, you should not assume the iterable will be a list (by using "join"). It could just be a string.