Your mission

Implement weave, which combines two lists by taking turns of size elements from each, left first.

See it in action

weave(["ant", "bee", "cat", "dog"], ["owl", "pig", "rat"], 2)

['ant', 'bee', 'owl', 'pig', 'cat', 'dog', 'rat']

weave(["tea"], ["jam", "oat", "fig"], 1)

['tea', 'jam', 'oat', 'fig']

weave([], ["elm", "yew"], 3)

['elm', 'yew']

Your checklist

• left and right are lists of strings and may be empty. size is an int, 1 or more.
• The result is built by turns, starting with left: the next size elements of left, then the next size elements of right, and so on.
• A turn takes fewer than size elements when fewer remain in its list.
• Once one list has no elements left, all the remaining elements of the other follow, in their original order.
• Return a new list. Do not modify left or right.

Your mission

Implement weave, which combines two lists by taking turns of size elements from each, left first.

See it in action

weave(["ant", "bee", "cat", "dog"], ["owl", "pig", "rat"], 2)

['ant', 'bee', 'owl', 'pig', 'cat', 'dog', 'rat']

weave(["tea"], ["jam", "oat", "fig"], 1)

['tea', 'jam', 'oat', 'fig']

weave([], ["elm", "yew"], 3)

['elm', 'yew']

Your checklist

• left and right are lists of strings and may be empty. size is an int, 1 or more.
• The result is built by turns, starting with left: the next size elements of left, then the next size elements of right, and so on.
• A turn takes fewer than size elements when fewer remain in its list.
• Once one list has no elements left, all the remaining elements of the other follow, in their original order.
• Return a new list. Do not modify left or right.