I'm trying to convert my pseudocode below into a COBOL program to calculate the average of any number of positive integers, with the following requirements: Limit the number of integers to 15. I.e. Accept 2-15 positive integers Ensure the output instructions to the user are clear. Assume the user is always entering valid data. (No validation in this assignment needed) Display the Average with two decimal places. Begin Sum = 0 n = 0 Loop Take New Input If input > 0 and n < 15 Then { Sum = Sum + Input n = n + 1 } Else{ End Loop } avg = sum/n print avg End

I'm trying to convert my pseudocode below into a COBOL program to calculate the average of any number of positive integers, with the following requirements: Limit the number of integers to 15. I.e. Accept 2-15 positive integers Ensure the output instructions to the user are clear. Assume the user is always entering valid data. (No validation in this assignment needed) Display the Average with two decimal places. Begin Sum = 0 n = 0 Loop Take New Input If input > 0 and n < 15 Then { Sum = Sum + Input n = n + 1 } Else{ End Loop } avg = sum/n print avg End

C++ for Engineers and Scientists

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ISBN:9781133187844

Author:Bronson, Gary J.

Publisher:Bronson, Gary J.

Chapter4: Selection Structures

Section4.5: A Case Study: Solving Quadratic Equations

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