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New to Python- calculating minimum, maximum, and average of a input list?
Programming
Software Development
8 Years Ago
by jennga
… min, max, and avg work into this. This is my
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thus far: def scores(): print('we are starting') count = int…
Re: Tool Developement
Programming
Software Development
17 Years Ago
by nottoshabi
Could I
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something in Dev then copy paste to Visiual Studio. And compile?
Re: Tool Developement
Programming
Software Development
17 Years Ago
by John A
>Could I
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something in Dev then copy paste to Visiual Studio. And compile? Generally yes, although converting resources such as dialogs are not the easiest... But regular code should not be an issue.
Re: Gaps in IE
Digital Media
UI / UX Design
17 Years Ago
by subhadip
… the first image height. If you are duing DIV then
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will be . #top { background: utl(images/top-image.jpg) no…
Re: how to use php with java script
Programming
Web Development
15 Years Ago
by TopDogger
… processes the script. You can use PHP to generate JavaScript
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, but other than that, they do not interact with each…
Re: want code for..
Programming
Software Development
14 Years Ago
by Rama_Kamisetty
I really unware of the code please help me out i m beginer of "C", if u provide me with
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Re: New to Python- calculating minimum, maximum, and average of a input list?
Programming
Software Development
8 Years Ago
by ddanbe
Have two extra variables. Call them `min` and `max`. Give `min` initially an impossible "high" value, say 999. Give `max` initially an impossibl "low" value, say -1. Now after every input of a score, compare that score to `min` and `max`. Use lower than for `min` and higher than for `max`. After input of all scores `min` should …
Re: New to Python- calculating minimum, maximum, and average of a input list?
Programming
Software Development
8 Years Ago
by Gribouillis
You must call the `min()` and `max()` functions with the argument `scoreList` instead of `count`. The same holds for `sum()` print ('Minimum: ', str(min(scoreList))) print ('Maximum: ', str(max(scoreList))) You can also improve the input part: scoreList.append(int(input('Enter score {:d}/{:d}: '.format(i, count))))
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