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Angel Miranda
2,434 Pointsits asking me to define reunion_ but I don't understand why when the question isn't asking me to define reunion_
beatles = ["John", "George", "Ringo", "Paul"]
others = ["George", "Ringo"]
beatles.append("Paul")
reunion_.extend(beatles)
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Mark Sebeck
Treehouse Moderator 37,777 Pointshi Angel. I'm not sure where you got "_reunion". You want to extend the beatles array with others. So you want beatles.extend(others). Also only John should be initialized in the beatles array like in the question. Hope this helps