Why would you use reduce() for this when Python has a perfectly cromulent sum() function?
print sum(l) / float(len(l))(The float() is necessary in Python 2 to force Python to do a floating-point division.)
Why would you use reduce() for this when Python has a perfectly cromulent sum() function?
print sum(l) / float(len(l))(The float() is necessary in Python 2 to force Python to do a floating-point division.)