Q9A & Q9B: Now that we know the percentages of total players that are extroverted and introverted, let's see if that made a difference in terms of who actually won their season.

What is the percentage of total extroverts and introverts that have won the game (count players only once even if they have won more than one season)? Save these percentages as Q9A and Q9B respectively. Note: Round all percentages to two decimal points and write as a float (example: 55.57) python code

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To calculate the percentage of extroverts and introverts who have won the game, we can divide the number of extroverted and introverted winners by the total number of winners and multiply by 100.

Here's the Python code to calculate and round these percentages to two decimal points:

```python
# Assuming we have the total number of extroverted and introverted winners stored in variables extroverted_winners and introverted_winners respectively.
# And the total number of winners stored in a variable total_winners.

# Calculate the percentage of extroverted winners
extroverted_percentage = round((extroverted_winners / total_winners) * 100, 2)

# Calculate the percentage of introverted winners
introverted_percentage = round((introverted_winners / total_winners) * 100, 2)

# Print the percentages
print("Percentage of extroverted winners: " + str(extroverted_percentage) + "%")
print("Percentage of introverted winners: " + str(introverted_percentage) + "%")
```

Note: You need to replace `extroverted_winners`, `introverted_winners`, and `total_winners` with the actual values or variables that represent these values.