<｜begin▁of▁sentence｜>### Instruction:
Given a series of numerical data entries [10, 20, 30], how can you use the RunningMean.__float__ method to compute and print the current running mean of the data?
### Response:
from RunningMean import RunningMean

# Create an instance of RunningMean
current_mean = RunningMean()

# Add some values
current_mean.push(10)
current_mean.push(20)
current_mean.push(30)

# Get the current running mean as a float value
mean_value = float(current_mean)

print(f'Current running mean: {mean_value}')
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