Problem with minimum and maximum inside function (Python)

Question

everyone, I wrote this code and can't understand how to add minimum and maximum of sequence in return. I tried min(sequence) and other things. Nothing is working. Please, help.

MONTHS = 4
def main():
  precip = [0] * MONTHS
  print(func(precip))
  
def func(sequence):
  total = 0
  
  for count in sequence:
    count = int(input('Quantity: '))
    total += count
    average = total/len(sequence)
  return  total, average
  
main()

I found this code but i don't understand how to put it inside mine.

lst = [1, 0, 3, 6, -5, 7]
 
mins = lst[0]
for i in lst:
    if i < mins:
        mins = i
        
print(mins)    

Answer 1

I'm guessing you want to fill a list with user input one by one?
Your approach to filling the items in the array is not quite right, you need to write the values directly into the array and not to the element created by the for loop. This is probably why the other things didn't work.
If sequence is a list, then the inbuilt min max should work.

def func(sequence):
  
  for i in range(len(sequence)):
    sequence[i] = (int(input('Quantity: ')))

  total = sum(sequence)
  average = total/len(sequence)
  seq_min = min(sequence)
  seq_max = max(sequence)
  return  total, average, seq_min, seq_max