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### A tricky one to finish!
### Change all the "["s to "("s and all the "]"s to ")"s and all the lists become tuples.
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### AverageN does not seem to care that it is processing tuples instead of lists!
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### Oh, I change the Variable names also ... just to be consistent.
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### NOT QUITE ALL!!! Note the strange "," added to the last tuple in the tuple of tuples!
### Were you to remove this comma, you would get an error message?
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### Can you think why this comma should be so vital?
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def AverageN (Numbers): # Using a list or a tuple as a Parameter

    Total = 0.0 # Initialise Variable to store the Sum of all Arguments.

    for Number in Numbers:        # For each Argument,
        Total += float(Number)    # increment the Total.

    return (Total / len(Numbers)) # Return the Average.

#TEST BED 
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Tuple_of_Tuples = ((1 , 2, 4), (0.1 , 2.95, 7), (1 , 2.6), (1 , 13.2, 9.2, 4, 6, 10), (2.9999,))

for Tuple in Tuple_of_Tuples:
    print(AverageN(Tuple))
# In turn: 3 Integers, 3 Mix float/Integer, 2 Numbers, 6 Numbers, 1 Number