On Mon, 2008-09-29 at 03:00 +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> Date: Sun, 28 Sep 2008 23:36:07 +0000
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> Subject: [Tutor] Hello and some questions.
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> Hello all.
>
> I recently starting taking Python in my state college. I joined the
> Python.org users group and I posted a couple of codes examples that I
> was having problems with, and I am wondering if there is anyone in
> this community that can help me. I did get some great advice on my
> previous posts however my code is still not working. I have two
> problems that I have to write code for.
>
> The first problem is a program that will take a list of ten grades
> from a user and then calculate the average of the ten numbers entered.
> The user can only use the numbers 1-10. Example. "The total average of
> the grades you entered in was 5" which would be the average using
> number 1-10 in a sequence, but it needs to calculate an average no
> matter if the user puts in 3 "5's" and 7 "10's". The average must be
> calculated.
>
> I did get some help in the python forums with this and I have come up
> the following, but I am getting a syntax error on the line that calls
> out "total" as a variable. Here is the code:
>
> value = [ ]
>
> for i in range(10):
> range += 1
> print (int(float(raw_input("Please enter a grade, use numbers 1 -
> 10: ")))
>
> # getting a syntax error on this line
> total = sum(value)
>
> average = total/10.0
>
> print "The average sum of all of the grades that you entered is ",
> ("%.2f" % average)
>
>
> raw_input("\nPlease hit enter to quit.")
>
> ///The code does not work.
This is what you want:
# make integer division returns float
from __future__ import division
# set grade to empty list
grades = []
# do something 10 times
for i in range(10):
# prompt user for grade and convert it into int
grade = int(raw_input('Please enter a grade: '))
# append the grade to the list
grades.append(grade)
# sum() returns the sum of the list
# len() returns the number of element in the list
average = sum(grades) / len(grades)
# print the result
print 'Average: %.2f' % average
> The next problem is supposed to use the while loop. A user is supposed
> to enter some grade values. The user will continue to be prompted to
> enter grade values until the user has entered in "9999" as a grade
> value. Then the program is supposed to calculate the average of all of
> the grades entered including the 9999.
>
> Here is my code, This code is not working either:
>
> target = 9999
>
> value = [ ]
>
> while i in value < or not == target:
> i += 1
> print grade (int(float(raw_input("Please enter a grade: ")))
>
>
> total = sum(value)
>
> average = total/target
>
> print "The average grade that you entered is ", ("%.2f" % average)
>
> raw_input("Please hit enter to exit.")
>
>
> ///Can anyone tell me what I am doing wrong on either of these
> problems? I know it is a logic error, but I am new to this so please
> bare with me. Again, thanks for your help. I am new to this forum so
> please have patience with me when I am posting.
>
> Thank you,
>
>
>
> Thomas Mundahl
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