🔒 Please tell me how to find list & average

[green cove]

I took the information from Google Spreadsheets.

To find the average of those values

list1 = sheet.get("F2:F3")
mean = sum(list1) / len(list1)
print(mean)

I built a code called .

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print(list1)
When I run the code
It comes out normally like [['157'], ['147']]

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What should I do?

[weary bluff]

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[quiet tangle]

I dont understand what you specifically need help with, can you explain more exactly?

[primal forge]

you have a list of lists with one value each, as a string. First put it in a format you can deal with, like a list of ints

[spare pewter]

you can just use something like average found in numpy
like print(numpy.average(your_list))

[primal forge]

!e

lst = [['157'], ['147']]
lst = [int(x[0]) for x in lst]
print(lst)

[weary bluff]

@primal forge :white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.

[157, 147]

[spare pewter]

I've no idea what the actual list is tho

but print(list1) will just return values that are stored in the list1 list

[green cove]

Thank you so much for your advice.

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