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12,562 Pointsslices
Alright, these tasks are a bit harder than the others so far in this course but I know you can do them!
In this first one, create a function named first_4 that returns the first four items from whatever iterable is given to it.
I do not know were to start. Any pointers? :/
1 Answer
Steven Parker
231,269 PointsThis is a basic application of a slice. Remember that the arguments to a slice are start
, stop
, and step
, separated by colons.
Extra hint: another way to say "first four" in terms of index would be "starting at 0, stopping before 4".