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1,371 PointsMy answer isn't getting accepted
I have tried solving the question on my pc and I get the expected answer but it won't pass over here.
def first_4(q):
return q[0:4]
def odds(w):
return w[2::2]
1 Answer
Ryan Ruscett
23,309 PointsHey
See. you are saying this.
Michigan.
string[start:stop:step]
Michigan[2::2]
says start at 2. That is c So we already missed the i which is technically 1. So that's an odd number.
do it like this.
def first_4(iterable):
return iterable[0:4]
def odds(interable1):
return interable1[1::2]
Now I am saying
Michigan
start at 1 which is really the i. So that is the first odd numbered character. Now I say only skip 1 letter so I get h which is 3. Which is another odd. I do this all the way to the end.
Not sure how yours worked above but do you get what I am saying?
Let me know!