This was kind of hard to do the right way. I tried to ask the user for numbers separately and then do calculations with all of these as variables before realising it was kind of wrong so I read the List chapter and understood how to use loops for it. In this way, my code […]
Hello! How are you today? And finally I’ve done WSQ10! I couldn’t figure out how to do the code for the standard deviation formula, but, luckily, my friend Ana Gloria gave me a hand with that… I’ll keep working with WSQ11, and I have to finish my masteries too! Here’s my code: https://github.com/mferflores/wsq10/blob/master/lists
To get this task done we had to make a programm in python that would ask the user for 10 numbers, then to save those numbers in a list. Those numbers had to be floating point. After we get that… Continue Reading →
To get this task done we had to make a programm in python that would ask the user for 10 numbers, then to save those numbers in a list. Those numbers had to be floating point. After we get that… Continue Reading →
It was easy to do, here is the code: https://github.com/juanmele/wsq10.git
It was easy to do, here is the code: https://github.com/juanmele/wsq10.git
Photo credit: https://flic.kr/p/ujdLi2 Hola amigos, aquí esta mi código, fue un poco complicado, pero lei el libro y resolví mis dudas. Aqui esta mi código: https://github.com/BrayanGc/Codigos/blob/master/list.cpp
Photo credit: https://flic.kr/p/ujdLi2 Hola amigos, aquí esta mi código, fue un poco complicado, pero lei el libro y resolví mis dudas. Aqui esta mi código: https://github.com/BrayanGc/Codigos/blob/master/list.cpp
Hi, this is the post for the WSQ10. The program asks the user for 10 numbers, then returns the sum of the values, the average and the standard deviation.
As usual, an image with the program:
The code: https://github.com/hrglez/TC1017/blob/master/WSQ10…