import code
a_list =[1,2,3]
another_list =["harry", "ron", "hermione"]
yanother_list = [1,"harry", 3.4,"blue"]
the_sum = code.my_sum(a_list)
# print(the_sum)
the_prod = code.my_prod(a_list)
# print(the_prod)
the_count = code.my_count(a_list)
# print(the_count)
print(code.get_filenames('C:\\Users\\JuliaMB\\Desktop\\hermine\\pythoncode'))
#
# total is called accumulated variable. it is updated every time the for loop is updated
#exercise 3: print one number which is the multiplication of the numbers in the list
g=[12,3,12]
totalm=1
for m in g:
totalm = m * totalm
print(totalm)
#exercise 4: call the function in code.py, call it in a new way and
import code
the_sum = code.my_sum(a)
print(the_sum)
# exercise 5: call the function in code.py for products
the_product = code.my_product(a)
print(the_product)
#exercise 6: I have to know how many elements you have in a list
the_count = code.my_count(a)
print(the_count)
#exercise 7: write a function that counts the number of items smaller than 5
the_count_less_than_5 = code.my_count_less_than_5(a)
print(the_count_less_than_5)
#exercise 8: write a function that counts the number of ones in a list