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rsa14
1,865 PointsUnsure exactly what to do
I have an idea of what to do here, but wasn't sure exactly what to type. Tried things similar to the code below.
first_4 = {}[:3].format()
1 Answer
Justin Begley
2,759 PointsThe challenge wants you to work with splices a bit more. Try running this:
def first_4(iterable):
return iterable[0:4]