Python OOP - two numbers

[ben1122]

It's your homework if that's the best you can do, sure, that's the best you can do.
if you correct your logic you can get rid of

if self.big > self.small:
        self.small, self.big = self.big, self.small

because that is already done in the __init__

    def seven_boom_range(self):
        empty = []
        for i in range(1, self.big - self.small + 1):
            if "7" in str(i) or i % 7 == 0:
                empty.append("BOOM")
            else:
                empty.append(i)
        empty.insert(0, 0)
        return empty

Actually, managed again to do it, now without abs.
is that what you meant? I really hope so.. took me a few try and experience

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What is the reasoning behind going from range 1 to big - small + 1
Is it maybe just supposed to go from the small number to the big number?
check your teacher's requirements.

There aint any teacher requirements.
All I wrote in the post ( about the questions, 1 2 3 4 ) is the quote he gave us for the question.
I quoted exactly from my laungage ( hebrew ) and translated myself to english, the exact words with same meaning.

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And about the first range, because if I put 0, ill get zero division which is false.
so I start from 1.
about the +1, because otherwise I will reach 0 to 9.
lets say I put big 30, small 20
I will get a list of 0 to 9, but not 10, thats why I add +1.