prompt: Write me a program in Python that will find the sum of the squares of the values in an array, please.
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chosen.content: Write me a program in Python that will find the sum of the squares of the values in an array, please.
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chosen.content: Sure, I've written this program that creates the function `sum_squares(array_list)` to sum the squares of all the values in an array:
  
  # Define a function to iterate over an array and sum the squares of each value in the array
  def sum_squares(array_list):
      # Create a sum value to add each square
      array_sum = 0 
      # Iterate over each value in the array to square and add it
      for i in array_list:
          array_sum = array_sum + (i**2)
   	# Return the sum of squares from the array
      return(array_sum)
  
  # Enter the array values into a list
  array_list = [1, 2, 3, 4]
  
  sum2 = sum_squares(array_list)
  
  # Print the sum of the squares
  print(f"The sum of the squares of the array is {sum2}.")
  
  This code defines the `sum_squares(array_list)` function that accepts an argument of `array_list` to sum the square of each value in `array_list`. It sets a variable `array_sum` to 0, then uses a `for` loop to iterate over every value in the array, square it, and add it to `array_sum`. The `array_list` converts an array of numbers into a list that can be passed as an argument to `sum_squares(array_list)`. Calling the function to define `sum2` will set the value of sum2 to the `array_sum` that the function returns. The code then uses `print()` to output the sum of the squares in the array.
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rejected.content: Write me a program in Python that will find the sum of the squares of the values in an array, please.
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