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Start your free trialMehran Goudarzi
742 PointsMy code not accepted
def first_4(nums): return nums[0:4]
first_4('hello baby')
def first_and_last_4 (iterable): return iterable[0:4],iterable[-1:-5:-1]
return iterable[0:4],iterable[-4] i also Try this
''.join(first_and_last_4('Hello this is my Name'))
def first_4(nums):
return nums[0:4]
first_4('hello baby')
def first_and_last_4 (iterable):
return iterable[0:4],iterable[-1:-5:-1]
# return iterable[0:4],iterable[-4] i also Try this
''.join(first_and_last_4('Hello this is my Name'))
1 Answer
Steven Parker
231,275 PointsThe instructions ask only for the first and last 4 characters, the challenge is not expecting the last 4 to be in reverse order. Try keeping the original order.
Example:
first_and_last_4("hockeypuck") # should be "hockpuck", (not "hockkcup").
Also, for the challenge you only need to define the functions. You won't need to call them, or print anything.