=sum(1+1) it's a simple formula and won't change from any cells. Another you can do is to put a value in a specific cell, let's say, C3. Then have a formula that says, =sum(C3+2). But if you REALLY wanna impress someone - put a value in A1 - anything at all. Then put this formula in any other cell you want. If you change cells, you get a different answer. If you change the # in A1, you get different answers, all thanks to the RANDom function. =SUM((RAND()*100)+A1)
If you want to use inline css, you'd use the 'style' attribute (not a tag).
<h2 style="color:red;">My heading</h2>
The fact that your question suggests that there is a tag to accomplish this, is confusing.
If the system cannot boot from the hard drive, then you should boot from the windows set-up dvd
I hope this helps! :)
Answer:
Explanation:
try numpy:
import numpy as np
print(np.average([3, 4, 8]))
output:
5.0
