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Using an array, double each of the following values and print each result: values = [1.1, 10, 4.55, 30004, 0.2]
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Using an array, double each of the following values and print each result: values = [1.1, 10, 4.55, 30004, 0.2]
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Using an array, double each of the following values and print each result: values = [1.1, 10, 4.55, 30004, 0.2]
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values = [1.1, 10, 4.55, 30004, 0.2]
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