PYTHON QUESTION

#Write a function called st_dev. st_dev should have one #parameter, a filename. The file will contain one integer on #each line. The function should return the population standard #deviation of those numbers. # #The formula for population standard deviation can be found here: #edge.edx.org/asset-v1:GTx+gt-mooc-staging1+2018_T1+type@asset+block@stdev.PNG # #The formula is a bit complex, though, and since this is a #CS class and not a math class, here are the steps you would #take to calculate it manually: # # 1. Find the mean of the list. # 2. For each data point, find the difference between that # point and the mean. Square that difference, and add it # to a running sum of differences. # 4. Divide the sum of differences by the length of the # list. # 5. Take the square root of the result. # #You may assume for this problem that the file will contain #only integers -- you don't need to worry about invalid #files or lines. The easiest way to take the square root is #to raise it to the 0.5 power (e.g. 2 ** 0.5 will give the #square root of 2). # #HINT: You might find this easier if you load all of the #numbers into a list before trying to calculate the average. #Either way, you're going to need to loop over the numbers #at least twice: once to calculate the mean, once to #calculate the sum of the differences.

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#Below are some lines of code that will test your function. #You can change the value of the variable(s) to test your #function with different inputs. # #If your function works correctly, this will originally #print 27.796382658340438 (or something around there). print(st_dev("some_numbers.txt"))

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