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Adirek Satam
1,671 Pointsguide me about this.Please!
I am not sure for this challenge.I don't understand this.Help me, Guide me Please!
def first_4(n):
item = list(range(n))
return item[:4]
1 Answer
Adirek Satam
1,671 PointsOk. Thanks a lot.Jeremy Hill
Jeremy Hill
29,567 PointsYou're welcome
Jeremy Hill
29,567 PointsJeremy Hill
29,567 PointsIn this challenge they are wanting you to use the slice() method. So for the first step all you have to do is type your method heading and then the return and then the variable that is passed in (in your case the 'n') and add the brackets "[]" and inside the brackets you need to add the starting point then a colon then your stopping point point then a colon and then the number of steps through the process so it should look like this:
return n[start : stop : step] or in this case:
return n[0 : 4 : 1]