def function123():

example of function

squares = random.choice()

example of random iterable

Does this help? =)

Hmmm not really .

Have to make a function that accepts an iterable and a int: def nchoices(ran_list, ran_int):

Now I have to return as many random numbers from a list to whatever the int is ?

Sorry still having trouble, I know its something easy but need a little more of a nudge. If I don't put in the int I can get it.

So basically I have to do this as many times as the int that is passed but need some help.

random_list = list(range(51))

import random

def nchoices(ran_list):
    num = random.choice(ran_list)
    return num

random_list = list(range(51))
# need empty list
# try random_list = []
# this should be inside the function

import random
# good import

def nchoices(ran_list):
# needs to take two items such as iterable, num


# should have while statement under list
# example: while len(random_list) < num:

    num = random.choice(ran_list)
# should be different variable than what will be added to iterable
# example:  item = random.choice(iterable)

 # need to use list.append() and pass inside what will be added 

    return num
    # should return random_list

Did I give best answer? =D

Thanks Kenneth , I have not been home to plug this in yet and try it. I think I am not comfortable with for loops and that is one of my problems.

I will plug it in and let you know.

Thanks

I got it guys , thanks for the help.

Kenneth it worries me that it took me so long to compete this challenge and needed so much help when it was in the end very simple : ) .

I guess I will keep on immersing myself and hope more sinks in.