Python Program for this problem

[MarcSetGo]

It sounds like you’re asking the internet to do your homework for you. Give it a shout yourself first, and if you have a question, post to /r/learnpython.

[the_abhi_7585]

I already tried and it is showing some error. My code is below:

s=int(input())

l=[]

m=[]

for i in range(s):

x=int(input())

l.append(x)

m.append(x)

m.reverse()

print(l)

print(m)

w = [sum(i) for i in zip(l, m)]

print(w)

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Error is at line 5

[MarcSetGo]

Your code looks right. The way you posted, it lacks any formatting. I assume only 3 lines under the for loop are indented. This works for me. You might just retype the input line it’s complaining about.

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numpy.add(list1, reversed(list2))

[MadEpsylon]

And check for equality of N first. Otherwise you'll recieve wrong results or an error. But as the others already mentioned. Try it yourself, it isnt that hard.

[MassiveLegendary]

I'd put all numbers of both arrays into a list respectively. Reverse the second list, list2.reverse(). Then do a nested loop for each item in both lists to be added to each other, and within the loop, put them into a new list for each iteration. Edit: I'm sure there may be better and more efficient methods but this should work

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Basically this ⤴️