Exercise 2: We have two lists of the same length representing sensors data. The second sensor is supposed to be redundant, so that the two lists should have identical values. But for practical reason there are going to be small differences. In order to evaluate the quality of data collected with our sensors, we want to calculate the total absolute values of differences between the values. For instance: Sensor 1 reading: Sensor 2 reading: 15, -4, 56, 10, -23 14, -9, 56, 14, -23 1, Differences: 5, 0, 4, The total absolute differences is 1+5+0+4+0 = 10 Write a python program that takes two lists of values and computes the total absolute values of differences between the values

Exercise 2: We have two lists of the same length representing sensors data. The second sensor is supposed to be redundant, so that the two lists should have identical values. But for practical reason there are going to be small differences. In order to evaluate the quality of data collected with our sensors, we want to calculate the total absolute values of differences between the values. For instance: Sensor 1 reading: Sensor 2 reading: 15, -4, 56, 10, -23 14, -9, 56, 14, -23 1, Differences: 5, 0, 4, The total absolute differences is 1+5+0+4+0 = 10 Write a python program that takes two lists of values and computes the total absolute values of differences between the values

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Exercise 2:
We have two lists of the same length representing sensors data. The second sensor is supposed
to be redundant, so that the two lists should have identical values. But for practical reason there
are going to be small differences. In order to evaluate the quality of data collected with our
sensors, we want to calculate the total absolute values of differences between the values. For
instance:
Sensor 1 reading:
Sensor 2 reading:
15, -4, 56, 10, -23
14, -9, 56, 14, -23
1,
Differences:
5,
0,
4,
The total absolute differences is 1+5+0+4+0 = 10
Write a python program that takes two lists of values and computes the total absolute values of
differences between the values

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