'type list doesn't define __round__ method
Trying to round the output and have tried placing round() in several places and always get the same error.
def stock_change(data):
# YOUR CODE
import numpy as n
m=(len(data)-1)//2
lower=data[:m+1]
upper=data[m+1:]
ml=n.median(round(lower,1))
mu=n.median(round(upper,1))
if ml>mu:
print('average stock value has decreased')
if ml<mu:
print('average stock value has increased')
if ml==mu:
print('average stock value is unchanged')
print([ml,mu])
example of code giving me the error
Solution 1:[1]
Round does not accept an iterator. If you're trying to calculate the median of the list and then round that value (as I would expect you are trying to do) you can use:
ml=round(n.median(lower))
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