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Sean Layton
1,012 PointsSlices
Keneth said it doesn't include the last number so why is this wrong
favorite_things = ['raindrops on roses', 'whiskers on kittens', 'bright copper kettles',
'warm woolen mittens', 'bright paper packages tied up with string',
'cream colored ponies', 'crisp apple strudels']
slice1 = favorite_things[2:5]
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Stuart Wright
41,119 PointsRemember that the second element in the list is at index 1, so your slice should start there.