The wsq10 \u00a0is about to use a list to get multiple calculation. I am asked to do a program that recieves a set of ten numbers, and to get the total, the average, the standard desviation, yet in order to get the standard desviation I have to get the variance.<\/p>\n

To get the list I used a for loop that asks ten times for a number; I used n as a counter to make the inputs float
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\nTo get the total I used another for loop to add the variable the number that is in the “e” position
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To get te average I just divided the total over the number ofelements
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In order to get the standard desviation I had to get the variance, so I get it with another for adding que square root of the “e” position of the lis minus the average; to get the standard desviation I get the square root of the divition of the variance over the number of elements\u00a0
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As always the code:<\/p>\n

Github Code<\/a><\/span><\/p>\n

This program was like doing a cheesburger of a cheesburguer of acheesburger of a cheesburger… n of a n+1<\/p>\n<\/p>\n

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