The Chart

Numbers are useful, but a picture shows the week at a glance. Finish the report with a chart: one line for each day, with the day's name and a bar of # characters, one for every full 1000 steps. 6200 steps make 6 characters: the extra 200 steps don't make another thousand.

Longest streak: 2 days
Mon ######
Tue ########
Wed ##########
Thu #######
Fri ############
Sat ###############
Sun ##

A tip: remember the multiplication table from the exercise on nested loops. print(..., end=" ") ended with a space instead of a new line, so the next print() continued on the same line. With end="", print() ends with nothing at all.

That's the whole report. Your program goes through a week of data, finds the total, the average, the best day and the longest streak, and draws a chart, all with lists, loops and conditions. In the next lesson, on functions, you'll learn to give a piece of code a name and use it again whenever you need it. One function could then draw the chart for any week.