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i cant work out whats wrong with my code, im trying to create a function where im using a list to store a series of numbers and then use a loop to store each number as a new element of my numbers then trying to order them and then create a square. ive tried to inout 4 numbers in so many different ways in the user interface and its not working !!

i cant work out whats wrong with my code, im trying to create a function where im using a list to store a series of numbers and then use a loop to store each number as a new element of my numbers then trying to order them and then create a square. ive tried to inout 4 numbers in so many different ways in the user interface and its not working !!

Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)
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i cant work out whats wrong with my code, im trying to create a function where im using a list to store a series of numbers and then use a loop to store each number as a new element of my numbers then trying to order them and then create a square. ive tried to inout 4 numbers in so many different ways in the user interface and its not working !!

File v Save TimeTravel 5 C Insert Cell Kernel Help File Edit View + tab Code v In [151]: def read_and_sort(): mynumbers=[] for i in range (4): for i in range (len (mynumbers1)): X mynumbers.append(input ("enter 4 numbers")) mynumbers1=mynumbers[:] In [154] read_and_sort() Halt for j in range (i+1, len (mynumbers1)): if mynumbers1[i]<mynumbers1[j]: a, b, c=read_and_sort() print("original list", a) print ("sorted list", b) print ("square list", c) M Contents Validate Format >_ Console mynumbers1[i], mynumbers1 [j] =mynumbers1[j], mynumbers1 [i] mynumbers2=[] for i in range (len (mynumbers)): mynumbers2.append(mynumbers [i] *mynumbers[i]) return mynumbers, mynumbers1, mynumbers2 Print CPU: Snippets Memory: Notebook v 8 Trusted Python 3 (Ubuntu Linux) O X 0.004 seconds 10 7.398 seconds 11
Transcribed Image Text:File v Save TimeTravel 5 C Insert Cell Kernel Help File Edit View + tab Code v In [151]: def read_and_sort(): mynumbers=[] for i in range (4): for i in range (len (mynumbers1)): X mynumbers.append(input ("enter 4 numbers")) mynumbers1=mynumbers[:] In [154] read_and_sort() Halt for j in range (i+1, len (mynumbers1)): if mynumbers1[i]<mynumbers1[j]: a, b, c=read_and_sort() print("original list", a) print ("sorted list", b) print ("square list", c) M Contents Validate Format >_ Console mynumbers1[i], mynumbers1 [j] =mynumbers1[j], mynumbers1 [i] mynumbers2=[] for i in range (len (mynumbers)): mynumbers2.append(mynumbers [i] *mynumbers[i]) return mynumbers, mynumbers1, mynumbers2 Print CPU: Snippets Memory: Notebook v 8 Trusted Python 3 (Ubuntu Linux) O X 0.004 seconds 10 7.398 seconds 11
In [154] read_and_sort() enter 4 numbers 1 enter 4 numbers TypeError Traceback (most recent call last) <ipython-input-154-db115feec9e3> in <module> --> 1 read_and_sort() <ipython-input-151-4f0c9d5e2860> in read_and_sort() mynumbers2=[] for i in range (len (mynumbers)): mynumbers2.append(mynumbers [i]*mynumbers[i]) 13 14 ---> 15 16 17 TypeError: can't multiply sequence by non-int of type 'str' return mynumbers, mynumbers1, mynumbers2 7.398 seconds
Transcribed Image Text:In [154] read_and_sort() enter 4 numbers 1 enter 4 numbers TypeError Traceback (most recent call last) <ipython-input-154-db115feec9e3> in <module> --> 1 read_and_sort() <ipython-input-151-4f0c9d5e2860> in read_and_sort() mynumbers2=[] for i in range (len (mynumbers)): mynumbers2.append(mynumbers [i]*mynumbers[i]) 13 14 ---> 15 16 17 TypeError: can't multiply sequence by non-int of type 'str' return mynumbers, mynumbers1, mynumbers2 7.398 seconds
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hi just did this and it worked however this is what happens, i am wanting to be able to input 4 numbers as a list and only 2 boxes come up. what should i do??

In [8] read_and_sort() Out [8]: enter 4 numbers 1 In [ ]: enter 4 numbers ([1, 2], [2, 1], [1])
Transcribed Image Text:In [8] read_and_sort() Out [8]: enter 4 numbers 1 In [ ]: enter 4 numbers ([1, 2], [2, 1], [1])
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