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Declare an integer array locally with the size of 200. Create a program that asks the user how many numbers the have. Use your
getChoice() function from before. Make sure it does not exceed 200 as the locally declared array has the size of 200
Use a for loop and ask the user to enter each value that must be stored in the array
Use a second loop to display each number, and also determine the average of all values in the array
After the for loop, display the average of all numbers.
This program will let you enter a list of numbers into an array.
It will then display all of the numbers,
and finally display the average of all numbers.
How many numbers would you like to enter?5
Please enter a number: 22
Please enter a number: 33
Please enter a number:44
Please enter a number: 55
Please enter a number: 66
lumber 1 is 22
lumber 2 is 33
lumber 3 is 44
lumber 4 is 55
lumber 5 is 66
The average is 44
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