@masterofthetiger@theres.life @Absinthe
I haven't tried running it yet, but I'm pretty sure you would get the wrong answer if the input list had repeated elements, e.g., [5,1,2,3,4,5]. Because you are checking that n != i, where i is the current element in the input list, if that element occurs more than once, you will not include that in the product. I believe the question wants you to exclude only the element in that given position on the list, not all elements of that value.