I have this list: - people = [ ("JT", 150), ("TJ", 80), ("TT", 120), ("BT", 170), ("Mike", 12), \
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("AF", 27), ("Lea", 78), ("Leo", 180), ("Al", 55), ("GK", 110), \
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("JR", 111), ("VB", 76) ]
I'm trying to add the five lowest integers (12, 27, 55, 76, 78) together, but I don't know how to divide the integers from the strings...can I split them?
1  1667  bvdet 2,851
Expert Mod 2GB - >>> numbers = [item[1] for item in people]
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>>> numbers.sort()
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>>> sum(numbers[:5])
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248
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>>>
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