Hi,
I need some help with the following question. I need the answer
in Python please. 

# list to store the weights
weights = []
# variable to store the average
average = 0
# for loop to get the values from the user
for i in range(4):
print("Enter weight "+str(i+1)+":")
# taking the input from the user
weight = float(input())
average = average + weight
# appending the weight value to weights list
weights.append(weight)
print("Weights: ",end='')
print(weights)
# Finding the average og the
average = average / 4
# printing the Average value
print("\nAverage weight: %.2f" % average)
# printing the Max value
print("Max weight: %.2f" % max(weights) + "\n")
# taking user choice to shoe the weight
print("Enter a list location (1 - 4):")
choice = int(input())
# checking whether user entered the correct value or not
if choice >=1 and choice <=4:
# printing the weight in pounds
print("Weight in pounds: %.2f " % weights[choice-1])
# printing the weight in kg
print("Weight in kilograms: %.2f " % (weights[choice
-1]/2.2))
else:
print("You have entered the wrong value.")
# printing the sorted list
print("\nSorted list: ", end='')
print(sorted(weights))
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