The most common answer is:
fill in this function to return the total of the three judges’ scores!
judges_scores=(10,10,10)
def calculate_score(judges_scores):
return judges_scores[0]+judges_scores[1]+judges_scores[2]
print (calculate_score(judges_scores))The function calculate_score correctly calculates and returns the total of the three judges’ scores provided in the tuple judges_scores. Just make sure to use standard ASCII quotation marks for compatibility with Python syntax:
judges_scores = (10, 10, 10)
def calculate_score(judges_scores):
return judges_scores[0] + judges_scores[1] + judges_scores[2]
print(calculate_score(judges_scores))
It sums up the scores from each judge (10 + 10 + 10) and prints the total score.
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