Per the program requirements in the "comment section," I wanted to know to have someone review my code and see if there are any suggestions or comments. For instance, what if the high score, i.e. 10.0, is listed more than once. Do I need to somehow add this to my code?

## At certain Olympic events, there are 5 judges.

## To determine an athlete's final score for the event, ## the highest and lowest judges' scores are discarded ## and then the average of the rest of the scores is calculated. Assume that the ## array 'scores' contains the judges' scores.

## Write a function that accepts as an arguement a list ## of scores and returns the athlete's final score. ## ## (Hint: Add up all the scores in the array. Find the highest and lowest scores ## and subtract them out. Divide the sum by len(scores) - 2 and return the average.)

## ListScores = [5, 5, 5, 5, 5] ## ListScores = [0, 1, 2, 3, 4]

name = input("Enter athlete's last name: ") ListScores = [] size = len(ListScores) total = 0.0

def main(): total = 0 for score in range(1,6): while True: score = float(input("Enter athlete's score between 0 and 10: ")) if (score >= 0) and (score <= 10): break else: print("Invalid Score") ListScores.append(score)

for score in range(len(ListScores)): total += ListScores[score] print("Total Score:", ListScores,"=",total) print("Minimum Score:",min(ListScores), "Maximum Score:",max(ListScores))

def finalScore(finalScore): total = 0 minScore = ListScores[0] maxScore = ListScores[0] for score in ListScores: if (score < minScore): minScore = score for score in ListScores: if (score > maxScore): MaxScore = score

score = sum(ListScores) - (minScore + maxScore) return (score/3)

main() fs = finalScore(finalScore) print(name,"\tFinal Score: ",format(fs, '.2f'))