My code doesn't give me the right output: I have to use the Python input command, and the number could be a decimal fraction, such as 6.5, so I should use floating point numbers?
I need to have a loop that repeats six times, with a routine in the middle of the loop to get the user input as a floating point number and add the number to a sum.

Can someone check it for me?
score_list = [ input("Judge No {} :score ".format(num+1)) for num in range(6)]
int_accumilator :int = 0
for score in score_list:
if(score > 10 ):
print("i only like numbers within the 0-10 range !")
exit()
int_accumilator+= score

print("the average score is ...", int_accumilator/ len(score_list))

My code doesnt give me the right output I have to use the Python input command and the number could be a decimal fraction such as 65 so I should use floating po class=