Only two test cases are passing

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@kundankumarsports2 modify your code for k >= n

#3

i made changes please look into it

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@kundankumarsports2 please share the updated code.
To be clear, all you have to do is, make k = k % n so that k becomes less than n, and your function will not need any changes. Also, you need to ensure that your code is working for k = 0 (for that you can simply not call the k_append function and print the list as it is).

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i modified in the same code please check it and modify it

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@kundankumarsports2 a new link is generated after you modify and save the code again, so you need to share the new link (i cannot see updates from previous link)

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@kundankumarsports2 what your current change will do is, not make any changes at all if k > n, but that is wrong. I already explained above what needs to be done. I have modified your code here

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