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… effect of omitting the start or end index in a slice range.
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I think this will need to be cleaned up to flow better with the rest of the topic before the lesson release, but still a useful addition. Thanks @tobyhodges! |
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Includes sections covering slicing of sequences, with examples and an exercise to test a grasp on simple slicing. The second section then covers slicing from the beginning or to the end of a sequence by omitting the first or second range index respectively.