def attack(input={}, errors=[], results={}):
	return {'errors': errors, 'results': results}
def attack(input={}):
	return {'errors': errors, 'results': results}

Remove extra parameters to "attack()"
Remove extra parameters to "attack()"

The `results` and `errors` structures aren't needed as input parameters.
All we need to ensure is that these are returned by `attack()`.
- def attack(input={}, errors=[], results={}):
+ def attack(input={}):
  	return {'errors': errors, 'results': results}
+ 
Remove extra parameters to "attack()"
## Code Before:
def attack(input={}, errors=[], results={}):
	return {'errors': errors, 'results': results}
## Instruction:
Remove extra parameters to "attack()"
## Code After:
def attack(input={}):
	return {'errors': errors, 'results': results}
