fix(r-1.3_scratch.py): problem solved: syntax error
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Created on Wed Sep 2 22:49:38 2026
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Created on Wed Sep 2 22:49:38 2026
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@author: joseph
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@author: joseph
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- I figured out the function after some rest. Now I want to sort out an input
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- The validation loop (which I just learned was called a try-except structure)
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method that allows for any number of floats. I'm trying to remember without
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is printing every correctly formatted float as an invalid number. After digging
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looking at git history, the input verification loop I had yesterday, but I'd
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around with Spyder, I found PyLint code analysis, ran that, and found my syntax
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have to append converted strings to a var.'
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error: having the colon directly after except on line 27 instead of after the
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entire line.
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"""
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def minmax(*data):
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def minmax(*data):
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@@ -23,8 +24,7 @@ float_data = []
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for x in list_data:
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for x in list_data:
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try:
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try:
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float_data.append(float(x))
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float_data.append(float(x))
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except:ValueError
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except ValueError:
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print(f'{x} is an invalid number')
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print(f'{x} is an invalid number')
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print(float_data)
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print(float_data)
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