# # coding=utf-8
# Just to clarify, you’re not creating a mediocre calculator, but a program for calculating averages.
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# The user should be able to enter a series of numbers, and the program should print the average of these numbers. You can use floating point number variables, or store the input in a list.
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# Your program might be used to calculate average temperatures for a week, or a batting average for a cricket team, among others. You could even expand the program to print the mean, median and mode averages.

# # coding=utf-8
# Just to clarify, you’re not creating a mediocre calculator, but a program for calculating averages.
#
# The user should be able to enter a series of numbers, and the program should print the average of these numbers. You can use floating point number variables, or store the input in a list.
#
# Your program might be used to calculate average temperatures for a week, or a batting average for a cricket team, among others. You could even expand the program to print the mean, median and mode averages.

# # coding=utf-8 # Just to clarify, you’re not creating a mediocre calculator, but a program for calculating averages. # # The user should be able to enter a series of numbers, and the program should print the average of these numbers. You can use floating point number variables, or store the input in a list. # # Your program might be used to calculate average temperatures for a week, or a batting average for a cricket team, among others. You could even expand the program to print the mean, median and mode averages.