The program below adds three user-entered numbers to the values list. Where shown by the comments, add code to process the list as follows:
Using the appropriate list function, find the smallest value in the list. Print the message "Min: X", where X is the smallest value.
Using the appropriate list function, find the largest value in the list. Print the message "Max: X", where X is the largest value.
Using the "in" keyword, if the value 5 is in the list, print the message "5 was entered".
The following examples demonstrate the expected program output.
Enter a value: 10
Enter a value: 20
Enter a value: 30
Min: 10
Max: 30
Processing complete
Enter a value: 5
Enter a value: 10
Enter a value: 15
Min: 5
Max: 15
5 was entered
Processing complete
values = []
for i in range(0,3):
value = int(input("Enter a value: "))
values.append(value)
#student code here
print("Processing complete")
#student code here
smallest = min(values)
print("Min:", smallest)
largest = max(values)
print("Max:", largest)
if 5 in values:
print("5 was entered")
print("Processing complete")
How much indentation for which part of code?
Here is the corrected code with proper indentation:
```python
values = []
for i in range(0,3):
value = int(input("Enter a value: "))
values.append(value)
#student code here
smallest = min(values)
print("Min:", smallest)
largest = max(values)
print("Max:", largest)
if 5 in values:
print("5 was entered")
print("Processing complete")
```
The code inside the `for` loop should be indented, as well as the code that calculates the smallest and largest values and checks for the presence of 5 in the list. The `print("Processing complete")` statement should be at the same level of indentation as the `for` loop.