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Learning Python Programming – Everything You Should Know

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Learning Python Programming – Everything You Should Know

10 months ago
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Numbers = [1, 5, 64, 24.5]
sum(Numbers)
showing error-

NameError                                 Traceback (most recent call last)
<ipython-input-13-a8c02ab2727d> in <module>
----> 1 sum(Numbers)

NameError: name 'Numbers' is not defined

please explain, i did everything exactly same yet there is an error

thank you!
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365 Team 10 months ago
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Hi Prafful, 
I copied your example and it runs fine on my computer. Could you maybe try restarting the kernel and then running it again?
Best, 
Eli

365 Team 10 months ago
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Hi Prafful!
If you’ve set the two commands to be separate, like this:

Numbers = [1, 5, 64, 24.5]

and then you have

sum(Numbers)

in a separate code cell, please make sure to execute both of them in this order, from top to bottom.
Hope this helps.
Best,
Martin

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