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num=input("Enter the num:") num1=[int(x) for x in num.split()] for t in num1: print(t) max=num1[0] for t1 in num1: if t1 > max: max=t1; print("Maximum number is:",max) o/p: Enter the num:33 11 22 44 10 33 11 22 44 10 Maximum number is: 44
Hello mam, I understood your explanation 💯🎉.. Should we need to draw the graphs again for each iteration to show the relaxation of edges or is it enough for one graph and relaxing the edges ?
n=input("Enter the numbers:") add=0 cnt=0 arr=[int(x) for x in n.split()] for t in arr: print(t) for cnt1 in arr: cnt=cnt+1 print("Total count is:",cnt) for num in arr: add=add+num print(add) print("Now let's find the average") avgHeight=add/cnt print(avgHeight)
num=[2,3,5,-2,10] for num1 in num: print(num1) add=0 for num1 in num: add+=num1 print("Total square is:",add*add) o/p: 2 3 5 -2 10 Total square is: 324
