__author__ = 'Student'

#Uncomment which bit of code you want to use
# they are separated by comment block

'''reply = input( "Enter a list of numbers: " )

list_numbers_as_strings = reply.split()

new_list = []
# accumulators are useful when we want do or print something after modification / alteration of the original

for number in list_numbers_as_strings:
    number = int( number )
    new_list.append( number )

print( new_list )
maximum = max(new_list)
print (maximum)

# append is used when you want to add something to a list
# concatenation using "+" is used for gluing strings together
'''

'''
import random

seed = input ("Give me a seed: ")

random.seed( seed )

number = random.randrange(0, 5) # this will choose a value between 0 through 4

print(number)
'''

'''
# WORDY.PY FALL 2017

words_string = input("Enter some words: ") # this prompts the user for some words and stores user input as a string
words_list = words_string.split() # .split() will split the string into a list of words based on the string the user entered

nbr_words = len( words_list )

# Accumulator(s)

sum_lengths = 0 # set an accumulator for the total sum of the lengths of the words
list_lengths = [] # set an empty list so that we can add the lengths of all the words as elements of this list

for word in words_list:
    length_word = len( word ) # gets the length of word

    sum_lengths = sum_lengths + length_word # adds it to the sum accumulator

    list_lengths.append( length_word ) # adds it to our list of lengths of words

average = sum_lengths // nbr_words # the average is the sum of the lengths divided by the number of words

count_words_with_average_length = list_lengths.count( average ) # .count() will count the number of words with the same length as the average

print( average, count_words_with_average_length ) # print the two entities side by side

'''