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Stepan Salomatin
703 PointsThis question does not make any sence
What if I don't know which one of these is not an element what am I supposed to choose
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Steven Parker
230,688 PointsIt looks like you're referring to the question that says:
Which answer completes the code so that the output is:
Symposium is not an element
One of the list items will be "not an element" when the code finishes because the code will be removing it from the list. Your task is to choose which combination of operation and argument will remove "Symposium" and assign that value to the variable named incorrect
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