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Why doesn't the function revert?

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def srsumm(n,a=0,b=0):
    for i in n:
        a+=i
        b+=1
    return a, b
def printn(n,a,c=0):
    total, count = srsumm(n)
    c=total//count
    print(a)
    return c
def answer():
    a=printn(с)
    print(a)

answer()

Says he doesn't find "s" in printn(c) but why did it find srsumm(n) then?

And please explain if srsumm(n) was written, how does she return a,b?

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