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Python Function Review for Jetson Nano Projects Pt.2

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A separate walk through of how the prior session involved arrays and conditional loops is completed here only this time in headless mode. The objective of this session was to extend the function by assembling the logic and method by which grades are collected by user input and averaged for display as an output to a user. The screen captures below indicate the specific code and Python executable. The video provides for a more complete view of the session.

Python 3 code written in the Linux nano utility. A common old-school text editor to produce the code for Python to run the program.
Operating results of the Average Grades program written to collect, average, and display grades.
Video walk through to indicate both the code and executable.

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