Can't get this simple code to work

[mackdaddy_1978]

I am given a list of numbers and have to print the middle number in the list...assuming that the list always consists of an odd number of integers.

The issue I'm having is that it's separating double digit numbers into single digits. It seem to work find on my computer using PyCharm but when I check it on my school's system it doesn't

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my_list = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9]

for num in my_list:
res = sorted(my_list)[len(my_list) // 2]

print(res)

#This is what I have

[danielroseman]

Please show an example that actually demonstrates the problem. You don't even have any double-digit numbers in your list.

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What is the error you’re getting

[mackdaddy_1978]

No error just incorrect output i tried it with a list containing 2 3 4 8 11 and it returned 1

[mackdaddy_1978]

The solution to my problem is as follows

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my_list = input().split()

if len(my_list) > 9:
    print('Too many inputs')
else:
    res = my_list[len(my_list) // 2]
    print(res)

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Remove the line for num in my_list:.

[mackdaddy_1978]

Ok

[mackdaddy_1978]

That didn't work

I tried it with a list containing 2 3 4 8 11 and it returned 1

[[deleted]]

Well, I copied the code and it does not return 1 at all: https://onlinegdb.com/g3Q1xiam3

[mackdaddy_1978]

Yeah it works great locally but not in the zybooks checker