Ok, this is for computer science we’re suppose to make a program that takes a user input and the user’s input is suppose to be the total of a list. This is what I’ve got so far and my teacher said I was close but I shouldn’t use User_Number in the parameter. ( the indents are in the code for some reason they didn’t carry over thou )

User_Number = input(“What should the sum of numbers be? “)

Def Total(User_Number):

i = 1

numbers = [ ]

while i <= User_Number:

numbers. append( i )

i += 1

Sum_Total = 0

For i in numbers:

Sum_Total += numbers[ i - 1 ]

return Sum_Total

if __name__ == ‘__main__’:

print( Total )

The only things that must be in the program is: user input, a def statement with a parameter, the if name = min statement, and no preexisting functions for the math

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