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Start your free trialKody Dibble
2,554 PointsThis is really bugging me...Not sure exactly how to make an iterable...is that just a string?
Slices first step out of three
def first_4(iterable)
return iterable[4]
1 Answer
Vittorio Somaschini
33,371 PointsHello Kody.
The code you wrote only returns only one element, the element with index 4. What we want here is a slice of the iterable, from element with index 0 up to the 4th element (included).
So the slice would be something like this: [0:4] where you can omit the 0
Vittorio