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Jessica Fowler
8,462 PointsTried almost everything!
Assuming we have created an index:
is_puppy = office_dogs.age <= 0 puppies = office_dogs[puppies]
Fill in the operator that will inverse the index so we can get the older dogs:
mature_dogs = office_dogs[___puppies]
1 Answer
Steven Parker
220,415 PointsThe logical inversion operator is tilde ("~").
Jessica Fowler
8,462 PointsJessica Fowler
8,462 PointsGoodness gracious thank you!
Steven Parker
220,415 PointsSteven Parker
220,415 PointsJessica Fowler — Glad to help. You can mark the question solved by choosing a "best answer".
And happy coding!