You're right, it would return a list containing the first element of the sliced list.
So:
lst[:3:3] == [lst[0]]
Well, technically a sequence containing the first element of whatever sequence you sliced. Take advantage of implementing magic methods and you too can abuse slice notation with your classes.
I don't think that's equivalent. I think the former would return
e0and the latter would return[e0]You're right, it would return a list containing the first element of the sliced list.
So:
lst[:3:3] == [lst[0]]Well, technically a sequence containing the first element of whatever sequence you sliced. Take advantage of implementing magic methods and you too can abuse slice notation with your classes.