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How to solve problem 1181 of the URI with numpy. - thiagohps - Mar-22-2021 I'm new to python and I don't know how I can solve this type of problem using numpy. Could someone help me. Link: https://www.urionlinejudge.com.br/judge/pt/problems/view/1181 RE: How to solve problem 1181 of the URI with numpy. - deanhystad - Mar-22-2021 What have you tried so far? RE: How to solve problem 1181 of the URI with numpy. - thiagohps - Mar-22-2021 I only know how to work this way I tried to understand the numpy library more without success. l = int (input ()) opera = input () m = [] for i in range (12): m.append ([]) for i in range (12): for j in range (12): x = float (input ()) m [i] .append (x) if opera == 'S': sum = 0 for k in m [l]: sum = sum + k print (sum) if opera == 'M': med = 0 sum = 0 for k in m [l]: sum = sum + k med = sum / 12 print (med) RE: How to solve problem 1181 of the URI with numpy. - deanhystad - Mar-22-2021 Please wrap code in Python tags to retain the indentation. So all you need to do is replace your list of lists with a 2D numpy array and use numpy functions to compute sum and med? RE: How to solve problem 1181 of the URI with numpy. - buran - Mar-22-2021 sum is built-in function, don't use it as name.If we solve it for you using numpy you still will not know numpy - i.e. this is not really helpful. |