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  • coding_a5i
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    from collections import namedtuple

    N, SM = int(input()), namedtuple('SM',input().split())

    print(f"{(sum(map(lambda x : int(x.MARKS) ,[(SM(*(input().split()))) for _ in range(N)]))/N):.2f}")

  • luca_h94
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    How does the named tuple make this easier to do?

  • vmmulik
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    from collections import namedtuple

num, Student = int(input()), namedtuple("Student", input() )
print(f"{sum([int(Student(*input().split()).MARKS) for _ in range(num)])/num:.2f}")

  • kumar_wt19i
     + 1 comment

    from collections import namedtuple as nt

    if name == 'main':

    l = int(input())
Student = nt('Student', input())       
print(round(sum(int(Student(*input().split()).MARKS) for i in range(l))/l, 2))

  • rahut298
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    N = int(input())
header = input().split()
index_number = header.index("MARKS")
marks1 = []
total = 0
for i in range(N):
    header = input().split()
    marks1.append(int(header[index_number]))
for i in range(len(marks1)):
    total = total+marks1[i]
print(total/N)