Introduction
In Python, we can easily remove elements from a list using slice notation. Slice notation allows us to create a new list by taking a portion of an existing list. In this challenge, you will be asked to write a function that removes a specified number of elements from the beginning of a list.
Skills Graph
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flowchart RL
python(("`Python`")) -.-> python/BasicConceptsGroup(["`Basic Concepts`"])
python(("`Python`")) -.-> python/DataStructuresGroup(["`Data Structures`"])
python(("`Python`")) -.-> python/FunctionsGroup(["`Functions`"])
python/BasicConceptsGroup -.-> python/comments("`Comments`")
python/DataStructuresGroup -.-> python/lists("`Lists`")
python/DataStructuresGroup -.-> python/tuples("`Tuples`")
python/FunctionsGroup -.-> python/function_definition("`Function Definition`")
python/FunctionsGroup -.-> python/default_arguments("`Default Arguments`")
subgraph Lab Skills
python/comments -.-> lab-13729{{"`Remove List Elements`"}}
python/lists -.-> lab-13729{{"`Remove List Elements`"}}
python/tuples -.-> lab-13729{{"`Remove List Elements`"}}
python/function_definition -.-> lab-13729{{"`Remove List Elements`"}}
python/default_arguments -.-> lab-13729{{"`Remove List Elements`"}}
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