Natural Language Processing in Phython:

Define a function called non_five_odds that will take an integer n as an argument, and return a list of all the odd numbers between 0 and n except 5.

def non_five_odds (n):

# add your code here

Notes:

Between means between; 7 is not between 0 and 7. 7 is between 0 and 8.

integer n here means that you are not responsible for how non_five_odds(10.5) behaves. It does not need to reject 10.5 as being a non-integer, but it does not matter what the function returns in that case.

non_five_odds(10) should return [1, 3, 7, 9].

You can accomplish this however you want. There are several possible approaches to this.

If you divide one number by another, the result is a float (floating-point number, a number with a decimal point), not an integer. Some of the possible approaches require dividing.

It is nearly certain that range() will be useful, but note that the number you provide to range() must be an integer.

You can use int() to convert a float to an integer (the integer toward 0): int(29/10) == 2.