OK I just did an assignment ( self learning) now I need to do another but want to convert current code but cant see how. :(

Question

Current code:
n = 0
count = 0
user = input('Enter Numbers:\n> ')
while user != 'done':
try:
n = n + float(user)
count = count + 1
except:
print('Enter Numbers or "done"')
user = input('> ')
avg = n/count
if user == 'done':
print('Total:',n)
print('Count:',count)
print('Average:',avg)

now I need to convert my previous code to this question. I have tried many different ideas ( just a beginner ) but not working. any idea?

"Write a program that repeatedly prompts a user for integer numbers until the user enters 'done'. Once 'done' is entered, print out the largest and smallest of the numbers. If the user enters anything other than a valid number catch it with a try/except and put out an appropriate message and ignore the number. Enter 7, 2, bob, 10, and 4 and match the output below."

Answer 1

https://code.sololearn.com/cD4EwOPgX4fn/?ref=app
simple problem :)
I have used one list 'A' to store every entered values
then found maximum and minimum value by inbuilt attributes.

Answer 2

I am also learner.
You can find append usage in this app only.

Answer 3

Have only made it 5 chapters into this self-taught course.. :(

i am sure I will eventually get to the more logical stuff :)

Answer 4

It is in control structures part.

Answer 5

now it is corrected.:)

Answer 6

haha thats how you use the open list :( I tried soo many different things. never read anywhere to
A.append(user)

never seen that.. still pretty new lol

thank you I figured it would be possible.. instead writing this extremely confusing and not logical crap like this..which I have been trying to write but cant get to work...
user = input('Enter Numbers:\n> ')
largest = None
smallest = None
while True:
user = input('> ')
if user == 'done':
try:

if largest is None or user > largest:
largest = user
if smallest is None or user < smallest:
smallest = user
break
except:
print('Invalid input')
continue
print('Maximum ', user)
print('Minimum ', user)

Answer 7

darn it the dang "float" lol.. I should have caught that.. though I have never used the .append

Thank you
:)

Answer 8

hey,

just realized this is not giving the correct maximum and min

numbers are 7, 2 , bob , 10, 4

n= 0
A=[]
count = 0
user = input('Enter Numbers:\n> ')
while user != 'done':
try:
n = n + float(user)
count = count + 1
A.append(user)
except:
print('Enter Numbers or "done"')
user = input('> ')
avg = n/count
if user == 'done':
print('Total:',n)
print('Count:',count)
print('Average:',avg)

print('Maximum:',max(A))
print ('Minimum: ',min(A))

output
Enter Numbers: > > > Enter Numbers or "done" > > > Total: 23.0 Count: 4 Average: 5.75 Maximum: 7 Minimum: 10