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| Correct - Bobby Mathew |
| The answer in bold is the final answer and its right. - Bobby Mathew |
| No, you're right. It will only return that last line. The answer given above just shows the steps in getting upto that final answer. - Bobby Mathew |
| No, if we require you to code something, it will be really specific. But you should be able to know how to use the different string functions in your code. - Bobby Mathew |
| [:loc] tells the function to access everything in the string to the loc-1 and [loc+1:] tells the function to start at the loc+1 index and access everything from there back, hope this helps Brittany Duncan |