Talk:Averages/Root mean square

Changes to Python example

I don't think removal of the comment "#1..10" is a good response to TimToady's language critique (at the 2:51 mark). It makes what's going on less clear. The $[A..B)$ means of describing lists is also shown in C++ where we use collection.begin() for $[A$, and collection.end() for $B)$. In the Python example's presentation case, it might help to use more descriptive text, and possibly link to the python docs for range(). --Michael Mol 15:37, 12 March 2011 (UTC)