The partial sums of a list of integers are:
v[0]
v[0]+v[1]
v[0]+v[1]+v[2]
...
v[0]+v[1]+v[2]+...+v[len(v)-1]
Design a function @sumes_parcials_pos(v)@ that, given a list of integers , returns the list containing the positive partial sums of the list , that is, those that are greater than zero.
For example, if
is [0, 3, -4, -5, 7], then the partial sums
are
0
0+3 == 3
0+3+(-4) == -1
0+3+(-4)+(-5) == -6
0+3+(-4)+(-5)+7 == 1
and, therefore, the list with the two positive partial sums must be returned
[3, 1] == [0+3, 0+3+(-4)+(-5)+7]
DON’T use the Python function sum(v[i:j]).
Author: InfBesos
Generation: 2026-01-25T16:54:26.417Z
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