shouhaddo/python-training

This is a repository to share my students who are undergoing python training under me codes of everyday lectures provided by me.

Python-Training

This is a repository to share my students codes of everyday lectures who are undergoing python training under me.
(This repository is updated and modified daily ,new topics of python are added daily )


Topics Covered

1. Introduction to Python along with its application
2.Input Output Statements
3. integers
4. Strings
5. Dictionary
6. Tuples
7. sets
8. List Comprehensions
9. Python statments
10. Conditional Statements(if-else)
11. for loop
12. While Loop
13. File Handling
14. Functions
15. Maps
16. Lambda Functions
17. Find mr_Smley Game
18.Tic-tac-Toe Game
19. Class and Object
20. Inheritance
21. Errors and Exceptions
22. Exception Handling
23. Modules and Packages
24. Working with Images-Pillow
25. +More concepts will be uploaded soon

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Average value of a list

Hi friends,
I have a python code, including some calculations ending at a list, for example:
P=[a , b , c, d , e , f , g , h , i , j , k , l], which all are numbers. Consider this list to have, say 12 elements. What I'm going to do is that to separate the elements in a 3 groups as:
P = [ a,b,c,d , e,f,g,h, i,j,k,l]. Then I want to average over this three groups, meaning that to define a new list or array like M whose elements are as follows:

M[0] = (P[0]+P[4]+P[8])/3 = (a+e+i)/3

M[1] = (P[1]+P[5]+P[9])/3 = (b+f+j)/3

M[2] = (P[2]+P[6]+P[10])/3 = (c+g+k)/3

M[0] = (P[3]+P[7]+P[11])/3 = (d+h+l)/3.

Actually, the number of element and the length by which I'm going to separate the elements of the list can vary and be large. So I need to have general code doing so. Does anybody have any idea. It would be appreciated. Thank you.