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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""
Created on Thu Jun 1 20:49:45 2017
@author: ben
"""
# take a list of numbers and find their average
numbers = [80, 90, 95, 78, 100, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0]
total = 0.0
for number in numbers:
# print index
# next_number = numbers[index]
# print next_number
total = total + number
print "Running total: " + str(total)
#
myaverage = total / len(numbers)
print 'Your average is: ' + str(myaverage)
if myaverage == 100:
print "Wow, a perfect score!"
elif myaverage >= 90 and len(numbers) > 10:
print 'You got an A over a bunch of test'
elif myaverage >= 90:
print 'A'
elif myaverage >= 80:
print 'B'
elif myaverage >= 70:
print 'C'
elif myaverage >= 60:
print 'D'
else:
# print 'F'
#expected output is 25
mydict = {
'house': 'a bulding people live in',
'dog': 'a friend with 4 legs',
'car': 'a thing to get around',
'second_dict': {'mykey': 'some value'}
}
mydict['dog'] = 'a 4 legged friend that barks'
print mydict['dog']
print mydict.keys()
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