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Many fundamental parts of Python including slices and ranges require one to think about the difference between inclusive and exclusive ranges. The ambiguity in the description might be intentional ;-).
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While I do agree that thinking about ranges is important, the solution resulting in 49 months for a exercise that asks for a duration of 4 years does not seem intended or helpful to me.
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You may be right. Sometimes things for the in-person setting might not translate to self-study. I will make a fix.
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It seems like the problem is the constants rather than the inequalities. If someone made extra payments for the first year, starting in month 1 and ending in month 12 would make the most sense. Without the constants given I would have used start_month=49 and end_month=49+48-1 to start with the first payment of the fifth year and continue for 48 months.
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Oh, that's a good observation. Will look at it again.
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