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#1

def remove_middle(lst, start, end):
before_start = lst[:start]
after_end = lst[end+1:]
new_lst = str(before_start + after_end)
return new_lst

Getting correct answer but showing error: " Remove everything between start and end (including end )"

What do you think?

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#2

What data type does your function hand back? And what data type is expected? You can try calling the function to see some result

#3

I called the function. The code works fine. Getting the error below the code. On the right side, there is no error.

#4

Did you read this bit:

could you answer this for me, please?

#5

Hi, it’s expecting a list of integers i believe.
I am getting the same answer but since I have put

new_lst = str(before_start + after_end)

I think the datatype of my answer is string.

PS: sorry if it is not exactly what you are willing to know.

#6

Seems you solved the problem?

#7

I removed str and the error vanished.
Thanks :slight_smile:

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