Do not refer to NumPy array using the term list

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The description of the exercise used the term list, while the code in the solution used functions that we have so far only used with NumPy arrays (amax, amin). Even though these functions do take arguments of type list, learners might get confused (and teachers do get confused, because I thought up until I tested it right now, that surely numpy.amin etc. do not work on list type objects… :)).

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