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@PythonPr The variable “Number” wasn’t defined so it returns back an error Python is case-sensitive so a small mistake in the capitalization of letters will throw back an error.

@PythonPr If this is what Python learning materials have become, I would have been better off committing suicide five years ago

@PythonPr Numbers is supposed to be in lowercase

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@PythonPr Yes python is case sensitive while giving input the variable is number and while printing you write it as Number the difference is (N and n) in numbers.

@PythonPr CamelCase in line 2 let me explain total = sum (numbers) < right variable vs total = sum(Numbers) < not right variable that will throw a "NameError: name 'Numbers' is not defined"

@PythonPr Case sensitive. Number does not exist

@PythonPr Numbers ≠ numbers

@PythonPr N is cap in the 2nd while n is small, as Python is case sensitive

@PythonPr N

@PythonPr N = error

@PythonPr Python is case-sensitive. numbers and Numbers are treated as two different variables, so sum(Numbers) raises a NameError.

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@PythonPr NameError: 'Numbers' is not defined

@PythonPr The capital N and small n

@PythonPr Interest)

@PythonPr n =N ?

@PythonPr Numbers ?

@PythonPr The variable Number is not defined.