Assign to avg_owls the average owls per zoo. Print avg_owls as an integer. Sample output for inputs: 1 2 4 3

We declare 4 variables for our zoo, zoo quantity, and the average.
We make the operation for the average where sum the zoo and divide with the quantity
In the last step, we print the variable avg_owls.

num_owls_zoo1 = 1

num_owls_zoo2 = 2

num_owls_zoo3 = 3

num_owls_zoo4 = 4

zoos = 4

avg_owls = 0.0

avg_owls=(num_owls_zoo1+num_owls_zoo2+num_owls_zoo3+num_owls_zoo4)/zoos

print('Average owls per zoo:', int(avg_owls))

MrRoyal MrRoyal · Answer 2 · 2021-09-04T09:53:04+02:00

The average of a dataset is the sum of the dataset divided by the count of the data elements. The program in Python where comments are used for explanation is as follows:

#Get input for the number of zoo

n = int(input("Number of zoo: "))

#Initialize the total number of owls to 0

total = 0

#Iterate through n

for i in range(n):

#Get input for the number of owls in each zoo

owlperzoo = int(input("Owls: "))

#Calculate the total number of owls

total += owlperzoo

#Calculate the average number of owls (as an integer)

avg_owls = int(total/n)

#Print the calculated average

print("Average: ",avg_owls);

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