It says the answer is 4, but if nums=list (range (5)) then if I print (nums) I should see 0,1,2,3,4. and if I then print nums but indexing 4 it should be printing 3. what am I missing?

Answer 1

indexing is start from 0 not 1

Answer 2

But in the explanation there is an example: range(10) gives [0,1,2...,8,9]. That is, 10 figures. So range(5) should result in [0,1,2,3,4], isn'it?

Answer 3

It goes from zero to 5, not 4. So there are 6 numbers in the list. It is therefore confusing. So, the list created is - [0,1,2,3,4,5]. Other confusing part is that it doesn't ask for 4th number in the list, which would be - 3, but rather 4th index. In this case 4th index is 5th element in the list, number 4. All the confusion stems from the fact that Python indexing begins with zero.

Answer 4

yes as by example answer should be 3

Answer 5

The range function lists numbers [0,1,2,3,4] and assigns it to 'list'. When list[4] is printed, indexing starts from 0 and hence 4th element is the '3'. and not '4'. It's not taking it as the answer. Am I missing something?

Answer 6

list1 = range(5) is [0,1,2,3,4] and list2 = range(10) is [0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9] according to the provided example. So, why does list1 index[4] not result in the answer 3?

Answer 7

0th index iz zero, 1st index is 1, 2nd index is 2... and goes on. so answer is 4. you can try it. define a list and print

Answer 8

I've got the same question. in my opinion the output for this example would be 3 according to the examples provided

Answer 9

I think it should be 3 the right answer.

Answer 10

it is right when it's says 4 for the index it calls variables 0-4 which is 4

Answer 11

hasil nya 2 bro

Answer 12

I'm not sure, but the count of the function always starts at 0, but the lists start at 1 or at 0, for this case it started at 0, but in the previous quiz it started at 1, so our count was subtracted 1 with respect to the list