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how to call nested tuple and nested set or dictionary using variable argument and variable keyword argument methods ?

def arithmetic_mean(first, *values): """ This function calculates the arithmetic mean of a non-empty arbitrary number of numerical values """

return (first + sum(values)) / (1 + len(values))

x= [('a', 232), ('b', 343), ('c', 543), ('d', 23)] y= [[('a', 232), ('b', 343), ('c', 543), ('d', 23)]]

how to pass x and y inside arithmetic_mean. can it be possible through zip method?

how How to call nested tuple and nested set or dictionary using variable argument and variable keyword argument methods ?

def arithmetic_mean(first, *values): """ This function calculates the arithmetic mean of a non-empty arbitrary number of numerical values """

 return (first + sum(values)) / (1 + len(values))

~~x= [('a', 232), ('b', 343), ('c', 543), ('d', 23)] y= [[('a', 232), ('b', 343), ('c', 543), ('d', ~~23)]]~~~~
23)]]

how to pass x and y inside arithmetic_mean. can it be possible through zip method?

How to call nested tuple and nested set or dictionary using variable argument and variable keyword argument methods ?

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def arithmetic_mean(first, *values):
        """ This function calculates the arithmetic mean of a non-empty
            arbitrary number of numerical values """"""
       return (first + sum(values)) / (1 + len(values))

 x= [('a', 232), ('b', 343), ('c', 543), ('d', 23)]
 y= [[('a', 232), ('b', 343), ('c', 543), ('d', 23)]]
 how to pass x and y inside arithmetic_mean.
can it be possible through zip method?

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how to call nested tuple and nested set or dictionary using variable argument and variable keyword argument methods ?

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How to call nested tuple and nested set or dictionary using variable argument and variable keyword argument methods ?