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'''
This is a program to find the sum of 'n' numbers given by the user.
We'll see the use of two different methodology : 1st => using list
2nd => using for loop
'''
# *****************
# First Methodology
# *****************
#Defining numbers' array(list) with 'arr' as the name
arr = []
#number of numbers
n = int(input("How Many Numbers will you enter ? "))
#loop to get all numbers and add them to the array list
for i in range(1,n+1):
#take the number from user and store it in a temporary variable 'inp'
inp = int(input("Enter the {0} number : ".format(i)))
#adding the given value to our list
arr.append(inp)
# Finally get the result using the sum function which returns the addition of all contents of a list (any interable)
print("Sum : " + str(sum(arr)))
# ***********************************
# 2nd Methodology using for loop:
# ***********************************
#number of inputs
n = int(input("How Many Numbers will you enter ?"))
#intitializing a temporary variable to store the sum
s = int()
#loop to get all numbers and keep adding them to a variable
for i in range(1,n+1):
# Getting the number from user
inp = int(input(f"Enter the {i} number : "))
# Add the input vale to the given variable
s += inp # equivalent to sum = sum + inp
print("Sum : "+ str(s))
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