# This is a split_in_two function that accepts a list and a numrber.
# if number is even, it returns the list elements from the third  element to the end.
# if the number is odd, it returns the list elements from index 0 to 2

def split_in_two(anylist, number):
    if number % 2 == 0:
        print(anylist[3:])
    else:
        print(anylist[:2])

split_in_two(["fish", "dogs", "chemistry", "pentane", "magic", "absolute value"]
, 2)
split_in_two(["fish", "dogs", "chemistry", "pentane", "magic", "absolute value"]
, 1)
split_in_two(["fish", "dogs", "chemistry", "pentane", "magic", "absolute value"]
, 15)
split_in_two(["fish", "dogs", "chemistry", "pentane", "magic", "absolute value"]
, 6)