Lists as Signals

my_sales = [139, 128, 172, 139, 191, 168, 170]
print("Length of the list:", len(my_sales))
print("Entry at index 2:", my_sales[2])
print("Minimum:", min(my_sales))
print("Maximum:", max(my_sales))
print("Total sales:", sum(my_sales))
print("Average sales in first five days:", sum(my_sales[:5])/5)

from array import *

# --  Types  -- #
'i'     Integer
'l'     Long
'f'     Float
'd'     Double


nums = array('i',[45, 324, 654, 45, 264])
print(nums)

for n in nums:
  print(n)

newValue = int(input("Enter number: ")
nums.append(newValue)

#-- Order --#
nums.reverse()
nums = sorted(nums)

nums.pop()   # Removes last


newArray = array(‘i’,[])
more = int(input(“How many items: ”))
for y in range(0,more):
  newValue=int(input(“Enter num: ”))
  newArray.append(newValue)
nums.extend(newArray)

getRid = int(input(“Enter item index: ”))
nums.remove(getRid)

print(nums.count(45))  # How many times 45 is in the array