Hello I'm supposed to be able to find the total and average in my code but in lines 18 and 20, I'm a bit confused on how to keep out numbers outside of 0 and 100. I have to make sure the code knows that I find the total and average between 0 and 100. 1 #Author: Rahma Seid2 #Course: CSCI 11703 #CLA114 #The purpose of this program is56 MIN = -17total = 08910 while MIN != 0:111213num= float (input("Enter an input between 0 and 100 inclusive: "))total += numif num == -1:MIN = 014151617 if num < 0:1819 elif num > 100:202122 if num > 0 or num < 100:23242526print (f"There are {total:.2f} valid scores entered.")print (f"The average of all valid scores is {total/num: .2f}.")

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Hello I'm supposed to be able to find the total and average in my code but in lines 18 and 20, I'm a bit confused on how to keep out numbers outside of 0 and 100. I have to make sure the code knows that I find the total and average between 0 and 100.

1 #Author: Rahma Seid
2 #Course: CSCI 1170
3 #CLA11
4 #The purpose of this program is
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total = 0
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num= float (input("Enter an input between 0 and 100 inclusive: "))
total += num
if num == -1:
MIN = 0
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print (f"There are {total:.2f} valid scores entered.")
print (f"The average of all valid scores is {total/num: .2f}.")

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