How do you create and add int/float?

[Trenton]

def min(ls=0.0):#
    for i in c2:#take by 1 element
        a,b=srsumm(i)#summ/count
        c=a/b#average
        ls+=round(c,1)
    print(ls)
    return ls

In fact, it's necessary to record data in ls as in boxes [1.2.3] and not 1+2+3=6.

How do you make a cortege of ls and add value to it?

[derk]

You need a list, not a box. Cortege is an intangible data structure, so adding elements into it is possible only through re-establishment, which is why it's rather inefficient (maybe you're just misrepresenting the list because you're giving an example of the list syntax, not cortege).

To create an empty list is easy:

lst = []

Components are added using methods append and extend (sighs)extend Replacement by operator +=but it must be borne in mind that this method adds a list rather than one meaning:

lst.append(10)      # [10]
lst.extend([1, 2])  # [10, 1, 2]
lst += [5]          # [10, 1, 2, 5]