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stewart mutize
579 Points
Let's practice with index Make a new variable named var_one that is either a list or a string. Make sure that var_on

Posted March 10, 2018 8:55am by stewart mutize

stewart mutize
579 Points
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ANDERSON NAMATE
5,468 Points
Make a new variable named var_one that is either a list or a string. Make sure that var_one[5], the item with an index v

Posted March 4, 2018 9:44am by ANDERSON NAMATE

ANDERSON NAMATE
5,468 Points
1 Answer
Jim Brown
665 Points
data types

Posted March 1, 2018 7:00pm by Jim Brown

Jim Brown
665 Points
1 Answer
Care Bear
2,323 Points
Make a new variable, var_two, with "e" at index -2. Remember, negative indexes start

Posted February 24, 2018 10:26am by Care Bear

Care Bear
2,323 Points
1 Answer
Kim Du Ross
246 Points
problems with task one

Posted February 7, 2018 3:37am by Kim Du Ross

Kim Du Ross
246 Points
2 Answers
Tyrone Mckellier
313 Points
How do I finish this problem ? I don't understand what index -2 means

Posted January 31, 2018 6:29pm by Tyrone Mckellier

Tyrone Mckellier
313 Points
1 Answer
mully BENDET
Front End Web Development Techdegree Student 3,054 Points
i don't get get it

Posted January 28, 2018 10:52pm by mully BENDET

mully BENDET
Front End Web Development Techdegree Student 3,054 Points
4 Answers
Care Bear
2,323 Points
please, help

Posted January 19, 2018 3:38pm by Care Bear

Care Bear
2,323 Points
1 Answer
talal alfaqeeh
419 Points
I could not solve it var_one = ['a', 'b', 'c', 'd', 'e', 't'] var_two = ['e'.index(-2)]

Posted January 7, 2018 1:02am by talal alfaqeeh

talal alfaqeeh
419 Points
3 Answers
working but annoying
31 Points
Make a new variable named var_one that is either a list or a string. Make sure that var_one[5], the item with an index v

Posted December 13, 2017 11:10pm by working but annoying

working but annoying
31 Points
1 Answer
Henry Moreno
1,086 Points
Python indexes

Posted December 10, 2017 5:49am by Henry Moreno

Henry Moreno
1,086 Points
0 Answers
Chris Bennett
1,328 Points
Negative Index?

Posted December 7, 2017 3:51pm by Chris Bennett

Chris Bennett
1,328 Points
2 Answers
George Dinmore
518 Points
Task one of two, passed, come onto task one of two, its saying Task one is no longer passing. Please help? Confused!

Posted October 31, 2017 12:17pm by George Dinmore

George Dinmore
518 Points
1 Answer
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John DiGiovanni
Courses Plus Student 902 Points
It’s saying task 1 is no longer passing but the objective from task 1 hasn’t been changed

Posted October 18, 2017 8:45pm by John DiGiovanni

John DiGiovanni
Courses Plus Student 902 Points
2 Answers
Zeynalka Bob
168 Points
Cannot make this

Posted September 14, 2017 7:46pm by Zeynalka Bob

Zeynalka Bob
168 Points
1 Answer
Kevin Selagea
2,161 Points
How can I solve this?

Posted September 6, 2017 10:25pm by Kevin Selagea

Kevin Selagea
2,161 Points
1 Answer
Zach Rebstock
4,632 Points
Bug on indexes challenge

Posted August 31, 2017 5:25pm by Zach Rebstock

Zach Rebstock
4,632 Points
1 Answer
Ramon Villarreal-Leal
4,764 Points
Make a new variable, var_two, with "e" at index -2. Remember, negative indexes start at the right side of the iterable.

Posted August 22, 2017 5:06am by Ramon Villarreal-Leal

Ramon Villarreal-Leal
4,764 Points
6 Answers
affan ali
326 Points
Make a new variable, var_two, with "e" at index -2. Remember, negative indexes start at the right side of the. I am stuc

Posted June 21, 2017 8:08am by affan ali

affan ali
326 Points
1 Answer
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Wadzanai Mufunde
Courses Plus Student 9,174 Points
Make a new variable, var_two, with "e" at index -2. Remember, negative indexes start at the right side of the iterable.

Posted June 21, 2017 6:25am by Wadzanai Mufunde

Wadzanai Mufunde
Courses Plus Student 9,174 Points
1 Answer
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Terry Joseph
Courses Plus Student 413 Points
What am i doing wrong?

Posted June 17, 2017 3:42am by Terry Joseph

Terry Joseph
Courses Plus Student 413 Points
1 Answer
Arjan Guglani
3,598 Points
How does this work

Posted June 16, 2017 4:20pm by Arjan Guglani

Arjan Guglani
3,598 Points
1 Answer
Arjan Guglani
3,598 Points
This is very confusing, how does it work

Posted June 15, 2017 10:43pm by Arjan Guglani

Arjan Guglani
3,598 Points
1 Answer
Arjan Guglani
3,598 Points
Help, This is very confusing

Posted June 15, 2017 9:36pm by Arjan Guglani

Arjan Guglani
3,598 Points
1 Answer
Alexandre Gagarochkine
426 Points
One more thing to practice.

Posted June 9, 2017 8:11pm by Alexandre Gagarochkine

Alexandre Gagarochkine
426 Points
2 Answers
Alexandre Gagarochkine
426 Points
Let's practice with indexes!

Posted June 9, 2017 8:09pm by Alexandre Gagarochkine

Alexandre Gagarochkine
426 Points
1 Answer
Alexandre Gagarochkine
426 Points
let's practice with in base python

Posted June 9, 2017 6:10pm by Alexandre Gagarochkine

Alexandre Gagarochkine
426 Points
2 Answers
George Buckhold
447 Points
Help! How do you do this?

Posted May 23, 2017 6:19pm by George Buckhold

George Buckhold
447 Points
1 Answer
shariq ali
444 Points
Make a new variable named var_one that is either a list or a string. Make sure that var_one

Posted May 22, 2017 6:45am by shariq ali

shariq ali
444 Points
1 Answer
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Valeriia O
Courses Plus Student 17,625 Points
Stuck on Index challenge in Python Basics

Posted May 14, 2017 7:43pm by Valeriia O

Valeriia O
Courses Plus Student 17,625 Points
2 Answers

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