function homework.

Hi Jay. what exactly you didnt understand here?

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def calculate_average(numbers) > is fine.

sum_of_numbers = 0 > where does it come from??

 

for number in numbers : > you just put it your way.

sum of numbers += number > what does that mean?

 

average = sum of numbers / len(numbers) 

len(numbers) > length (numbers) , right? still not sure what that mean

 

return average > where does it come from??

 

number = [1,2,3,4,5] > fine

print(calculate_average(numbers)) > not sure.

 

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I put what I got and I didn't / 

 

I asked many things within short time. thanks for your helping me . I guess you might know who I am haha.. still keep asking to you. thanks.

 

 

 

 

I think you will try again and watch the python lectures from the beginning, then come back.

@jay-kim The pictured error message is due to indentation issues on lines 7 and 9. You need to tab both of those so that they are within the calculate_average function. Python uses tabs to define where the action takes place. As you have it written, the return statement is out of scope for the global space.

@ssadvisor thanks for your advice. but didn't get what you meant. haha..